An no Lyric -Sakuragi An, Haiku Hajimetemimashita-
An Sakuragi is a college student with no friends, she enjoys admiring "words" on her neighborhood bulletin board and anonymously writing rap lyrics. At that very moment, while singing to herself she utters a lyric and ends up being approached by Renjou Subaru, a man who works at a major advertising agency.
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Plot Summary
An Sakuragi, a high school student, is struggling to find her passion and place in the world. She stumbles upon the world of haiku poetry and discovers a surprising talent and a new way to express herself. Guided by her supportive friends and a quirky poetry club advisor, An navigates the challenges of adolescence and self-discovery through the art of seventeen syllables.
Critical Reception
The film was generally well-received by domestic audiences in Japan for its heartwarming story and relatable portrayal of teenage struggles. While it didn't achieve widespread international critical acclaim, it resonated with viewers who appreciated its focus on personal growth and the beauty of traditional Japanese poetry.
What Reviewers Say
- Praised for its charming and uplifting narrative.
- Appreciated for its gentle exploration of finding one's artistic voice.
- Noted for its visually pleasing aesthetic and relatable characters.
Google audience: Audience reviews often highlight the film's comforting and inspiring nature, with many appreciating the focus on haiku poetry as a unique storytelling element. Some viewers found the pacing a bit slow, but generally, the sentiment was positive, emphasizing its feel-good qualities.
Fun Fact
The film is part of a larger media mix project that includes manga, novels, and stage plays, all centered around the character of An Sakuragi and her journey into haiku.
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