Then, as the adult Sakutarou completely returned to the age of 17 under the guidance of the old tapes, I watched it carefully, wondering if Aki would die in the next scene? Yes, although it is not a new and twisted plot, the juvenile town is always shrouded in hazy light and shadow, the tone of heavy sadness, the faint expression of the sick girl and the bitter face of the boy are all melancholy. Very melancholy.
I like towns with low houses and tidy streets, their crisp white shirts and clean, slender fingers, and their two children talking in unison.
One more digression - teenagers in a remote Japanese town were already riding a motorcycle to and from school in 1986. We are more than twenty years behind them?
Is Uluru in the world? At least Aki thinks so. When she turned 17 years old, she had a deep desire to go to another world. She is forever young.
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