Kentarou Okamoto lives between two worlds: the chaos of the city and the quiet order of the mountains. By day he hunts wild game across rugged terrain, tracking deer and boar through dense forests with the precision of someone who knows these woods like old friends. By night he documents everything, sketching and writing about his catches with the eye of both a hunter and an artist. This is his diary, unfiltered and honest. Watch as he transforms raw kills into meals that celebrate what the land provides, preparing each ingredient with respect and care. There's no romance here, no pretense. Just a man moving through nature on its terms, learning what it means to truly live off what you take. Sanzoku Diary captures something rarely seen in anime: the meditative rhythm of hunting and cooking stripped down to their essentials. It's for viewers drawn to quiet authenticity, to the satisfaction of honest work, and to stories where survival tastes like something real.