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Four farming-related anime worth binge-watching

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If you’re one of those people who believe that anime is more than just a cartoon, then you already know how it can influence viewers and teach them valuable lessons about life in general. 

A great thing about anime that makes it lovable is its broad spectrum of themes about niche scenarios or everyday life. So, if you’re interested in farming, some anime can give you a glimpse of that life. Here are some of them: 

Silver Spoon

Compared to the usual premise about a high school student navigating his way through life and achieving their dreams, Silver Spoon explores the story of Yugo Hachiken in an agricultural high school. The protagonist is a city boy who enrolls in Oezo Agricultural High School to escape the pressures of urban life. The anime does a great job of providing a glimpse into the farming industry and rural education.

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Only Yesterday 

Studio Ghibli fans will love Only Yesterday, as it’s a lesser-known film by the studio. True to Ghibli’s nature, the anime offers an intimate cinematic experience about Taeko, who returns to her family’s farm to help with harvest season while soul searching. It encourages viewers to contemplate their lives as they see the main character experience personal growth. 

No-rin

If you’re looking for an anime that combines the tranquil agricultural life with the idol world’s glamour, then No-rin is for you. It begins with an idol-obsessed otaku who receives disheartening news of his favorite idol’s retirement. He’s later surprised to learn she enrolled at his farming school. No-rin dives into the students’ relationships as they explore the farming world. 

Moyashimon: Tales Of Agriculture

 

Since anime also tackles fantasy themes, Moyashimon: Tales of Agriculture combines farming with science and the supernatural. It focuses on a college student who can perceive microbes invisible to the naked eye. His unique skill sparks his professors’ curiosity, prompting them to investigate further. The student then uses his gift to advance his agricultural studies.

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