Mushishi
Mushi are not animals or plants but a third kind of life, closer to the underlying mechanism of being alive than to anything that fits a taxonomy. Most humans cannot see them. Ginko — a soft-spoken, white-haired traveler who attracts mushi the way a magnet attracts iron filings — can. The series follows him through the mountains of an unspecified post-Edo Japan, sleeping in the inns of villages where a mushi has taken root and trying to settle the encounter between mushi and humans in a way that lets both keep existing. Each episode is a self-contained story. The mood is the show.
A meditation on nature and life. And how Mushishi became my favorite anime.
Mushishi is a show that unquestionably falls in the "otherworldly" class. Masterpiece of an anime
"The world is full of life unknown to man" as the pillar of this introspective and meditative anime.
A journey fueled by wanderlust unearthed a haunting echo of nostalgia
MUSHI-SHI has 26 episodes.
As of now, MUSHI-SHI has finished.
MUSHI-SHI aired from October 23, 2005 to June 19, 2006.
MUSHI-SHI is a TV series with episodes around 25 minutes long, originally from Japan.
MUSHI-SHI premiered in Fall 2005.