Introduction
One morning, Wataru Hoshino found a sleeping girl—in nothing but her underwear—in his room. When she woke up, she quickly escaped by jumping out of the window, but not without punching Wataru in the face first. This girl, Rinna Sawaki, ends up being a transfer student of Wataru's school, as well as the new roommate of Wataru's dormitory.
Wataru lives with four other girls and their school teacher, but due to Temizugawa Heavy Industry's cancellation of their aviation branch—South Sakojima Island's major company—the families involved with the corporation have to be evacuated in one year. As a result of this, the four girls have to leave the island in one year's time.
Knowing this, Rinna refuses to become friends with Wataru and the other girls, because of the pain that she might experience as a result of their eventual separation; however, Wataru disagrees with her, and over the course of the year, tries to convince her otherwise.
(Source: ANN)
Audience reviews
6 · Sample from the first available page, separate from the total number of ratings.
AnimeEnjoyer420
Recommendation: This series does nothing with an interesting premise. Skip it.
The biggest problem with Kono Aozora is its structure. It was immediately apparent that this was lazily adapted from a visual novel, even though I didn't know that going in. Instead of a coherent plot, you get 2 episodes each with each of the 6 girls in the main cast. The stories are unconnected, contradictory and not even really in chronological order. Without having played it, it's obvious to me that they just adapted a 2-episode-sized chunk of each girl's route from the visual novel and threw them all together as a sort of collage, with a common ending for the final episode. It becomes confusing when things happen in one arc but are contradicted by events in other arcs. One example is Shizu leaving the islan…
Read at the sourcemercury1980
I have completely forgotten about this anime the first time I watch. If I can recall it is about the Tsugumi Dormitory in Minamisakōjima which will be demolished. The main guy is having his last moments with the last group of girls in this school. I kept searching for the title but I couldn't find any.
The animation is dull. As you can tell, it looks like a simplistic animation with bright colors.
The melodrama in the anime has exceeded to the point where this anime is hard to watch. The music has a very sad tone.
If you notice, the voice actors accent isn't that good with the exception of the guy who voiced Wataru. The problem is the voice actors only voiced the characters in this anime rather than any other anime.
The main guy, Wataru, is like Edward Cullen, very emotionless and blan…
Read at the sourceFalseShepherd
I got to say based on this anime it's basically about friendship and how nothing can break the bonds between friendship. This anime is by far one of the most interesting anime I've seen so far give this 10/10 (my opinion). So basically this anime tells story of a guys who gets in this one club and one day wakes up finding a half naked girl in his room before the girl ditches off she slaps him XD. But then soo on as the sory progress further it tells about each side of the chracters.
Read at the sourceNasty001
Ok, so I’ve just completed watching this anime, frankly I think a “Slice of Life” genre should have been added since this anime, I don't know about you guys out there, but I find this anime good, my ratings:
Story: good no.7.
As indicated in MAL’s info, the biggest employer in Minami-sakou Island, Demizugawa Heavy Industries Aviation branch is packing up and most of the island’s residences are moving out as well, the only ones who will remain are the island’s original inhabitants and among them is Wataru and Sae-chan (because she’s a teacher at a local High-School). The main theme is focus on the tenants of Tsugumi Dormitory, whom are due for eviction since the school has no reason to maintain it, however the place holds dear to their hearts since they have establish a close relationship…
Read at the sourceSkadi
I have long held to the view that an anime series, as bad as it may be can’t possibly deserve a rating of 1. Movies and OVA's yes, but a series had to at least be good enough to convince someone to allow it to be aired on television and because they are long enough that usually you can at least find ONE redeeming quality in them. Well sadly I must revise that opinion, as I had not subjected myself yet to Kono Aozora ni Yakusoku wo. That’s not hyperbole either, I mean it when I say "subjected myself", this anime was truly a painful and regrettable viewing experience.
The story as it’s called is as weak, pointless, and clichéd as they come. Our excruciating high school harem all live happily in their coed dormitory, frolicking in the bath together, sharing wonderful meals prepared of course…
Read at the source-Nikku-
This anime was allright, but if you're looking for an amazing romance/harem type anime then this is not it. It's more like a friendship anime than a romance anime, and in fact this is precisely what it advertises itself as, though the whole one guy, multiple girls thing, made me think otherwise. So I can say this was not my kind of anime, though the music was nice, and it had a warm summery feel. I'd say to round things off, this anime is nothing amazing, but I'd stick it in your plan to watch, and if you have nothing else better to do then try it out, but do not be fooled, there is little romance in this anime.
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