Title: くっつきぼし, Kuttsukiboshi (what does that mean?)

The anime centers around two girls' "risky" summer vacation together.

Kenn's Comment: <_< Yeah, that summary might as well be describing a piece of toast. It's an independent animation project, so the director, Ishkawa Naoya, not only directed, but also wrote and animated the whole thing himself. Remind you of Shinkai's ほしのこえ (Hoshi no Koe, Voices of a Distant Star)? Part 2 comes out next year.

Anywho, I just finished watching その花びらにくちづけを あなたと恋人つなぎ (Sono Hanabira ni Kuchizuke wo. Yes that's a long title, but it's nothing compared to Munto), and this summer is pretty darn good for all you 'lily' fans. Sono Hanabira ni Kuchizuke wo was amazing by the way. Yes, it's not for people under 18, but mind you, I'm 219. Age aside, I won't go too long about Sono hanabira (I'll leave it for another time), but the colours, dialogue and music worked so well in creating a very gentle feeling throughout the whole episode. If I do a post about that, I'll try my best to make it as worksafe as possible.

Trailer:



And just to tease, here's Sono Hanabira's pv. Don't watch this at work. It's safe enough for YouTube, but not safe enough for you to evade glares and odd looks.