Gin no saji

It is really good anime which tells about it is okay not to have specific dream but always keep learning new thing and be kind to others. I enjoyed watching the main character developing confidence over time. It has sense of comedy here and there but I found it more inspiring to give your best and results will come. It is ideal for people who want to become sustainable more or less. It also shows how animals are treated and how it depends on individual how you take care of animals. It is more about poultry than agriculture. Anime plot is good, I expected that he'd find his dream by the end but he is okay with not having a dream and enjoys exploring by the end. I loved that.

I watched episode one, and I've got to say, the animation and the writing is top-notch. The problem for me is that this is mainly a comedy and I don't really find it that funny. Its not that the jokes don't land or are poorly written, its just not the type of humor I enjoy. Also I don't find the protagonist very interesting. He is well written and there isn't anything wrong with how he is presented, but I'm probably not going to keep watching this show.

Adapted by a manga created by Kiromu Arakawa (Fullmetal Alchemist), Silver Spoon follows student Yuugo as he transfers to an agricultural high school, and begins the path of questioning his future, finding his calling, and making many new friends along the way. A pretty typical coming-of-age in characters, the joy comes from the detailed and realistic depictions of farm life and agriculture in general, with some very honest and down-to-earth personalities lending a hand to help. Only two seasons, the show is short, sweet, and well rounded, and was so fun to flip on. The struggles and challenges throughout the series brutally face the reality of raising animals for food, often in better ways than most shockumentaries of similar subject matter, I didn't think I would be crying over an animated pig this week but here we are. Would highly recommend, loved it.