Best Japanese Anime Films to Watch
Want a list to watch some of the best Japanese anime films of all time? Check out this article which presents some anime films that will keep you glued to your couch!
Till We Meet Again on the Lily Hill
Yuri is a high school student in the present day. She isn't happy with her life at home or school. One day, she has an argument with her mother and runs away from home. Somehow, when Yuri later opens her eyes, she realizes that she is in the year 1945. She happens to meet Akira. He is a pilot for a kamikaze unit in the military.
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Yuri is a high school student in the present day. She isn't happy with her life at home or school. One day, she has an argument with her mother and runs away from home. Somehow, when Yuri later opens her eyes, she realizes that she is in the year 1945. She happens to meet Akira. He is a pilot for a kamikaze unit in the military.
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Genre:War, Romance, History
Written By:Yoichi Narita, Masahiro Yamaura
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Box Office:$28,933,626
Runtime:127 minutes
Studio:Shochiku, towa, Starts Publishing Corporation, Starts Corporation, Ken-On, Nippan Group Holdings, Korona World, Shochiku Broadcasting, Darwin
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