A high-school girl, Etsuko, just spends her days without any aims or purpose, until one day, Riina, a transfer student, asks her help to set up a boat club. Although Etsuko reluctantly accepts after hearing Riina speak passionately about her dream, she gradually starts to embrace the club after spending time with her teammates.
Yuhei Sakuragi
Director
Sora Amamiya
Eiko Murakami (voice)
Miku Ito
Hime Saeki (voice)
Rie Takahashi
Riina Takahashi (voice)
Akari Kito
Miyoko Hyōdō (voice)
Ikumi Hasegawa
Mayumi Inomoto (voice)
Takuya Eguchi
Hayato Ninomiya (voice)
Ayana Taketatsu
Umeko Tarao (voice)
Suzuko Mimori
Mai Ono (voice)
Aya Uchida
Kaori Yasuda (voice)
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