Koi Tsubomi

Introduction

An animated music video for Oku Hanako's song Koi Tsubomi.

Audience ratings

MyAnimeList / Tenrai : 6.26/10 · 1299

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Audience reviews

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Sidewinder51

Rate a 5 English Subtitled Story At first i was lost to what was the content was. It wasn't until the end that i put two and two together. We all take journeys in our life. Events that can leave an impacting stand on, mainly vacations. My take on the message is while you can't live where you want to at the precise moment having been there at least you have memories. As long as you hold onto that sacred bond it will be as if you never left. A true romance and uplifting piece that is told in a somewhat sad tone. Art 'bears'(inside joke) a strong resemblance to anime Gambo. Was that intentional or intentional? I will leave to you. Regardless of the verdict art portrayed the right picture. Two different worlds were shown. One world was sunny while the other was cold. One had a big creature,…

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tsukiko_prpr

This is my first review, but please bear with me. STORY: 8/10 Koi Tsubomi is an animated short that is essentially aimed at a younger audience much like the other Minna no Uta shorts. However, this one in particular utilizes the song "Koi Tsubomi" by Oku Hanako, and much like the other Minna no Uta shorts, it focuses on telling the story without too much depth. It's pretty straightforward, and it's about a young girl and a polar bear whom become separated, and their emotional attachment to one another. This short focuses on the thoughts of having to leave a loved one, and although it might be odd to see a child and a polar bear missing each other, the lyrics of the song combined with the overall art style really made this short stick out above some of the other shorts. Personally, I d…