The story is set in the 1960s. The school's love story, the same high school students, is also versatile. Why do you feel that it is a bit different from "Listen to the Side"? Maybe the magic of advertising is too great. My first impression is that this is a very good work.
The picture is as exquisite as Studio Ghibli. What I'm trying to say is the story, and the story is a little too extraordinary, unlike the incredible extraordinaryness of Spirited Away. This work is not ordinary but the plot...isn't the plot a bit too bloody? Two high school students who have a good impression of each other, when they are about to slowly approach, they discover that they may be brothers and sisters... Finally... (spoiler). After watching it, I can only say that I think this work is average. As an ordinary audience, I can't help but ask: Does the plot have to have big ups and downs? Do you need a love story too? Maybe need it.
Peaceful love is also a good choice. The real life will not be full of elopement, and it is even rarer that there will be such things as sibling love. It is a very happy thing for two people to be together, and there is no need to have some big difficulties to add extra weight to their love.
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