And Yet the Town Moves follows Hotori Arashiyama, a chaotic high schooler secretly working at her grandmother's quirky maid café in a classic Tokyo shopping district. Produced by Studio Shaft and airing in fall 2010, this slice-of-life gem blends suburban surrealism, philosophical musings, and the warmth of the shitamachi community into a non-linear, episodic format that finds the extraordinary hidden within the beautifully mundane rhythms of everyday adolescent life.
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