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Bokura no Yume ni Yoroshiku
Anime Information
Title:Miracle Giants Domu-kun
Type:TV
Released on year:2009
Released in:Fall
Num Episodes:13
Argument
Set in the year 1955 in Kokuga, Hofu City, Yamaguchi Prefecture, this captivating tale transports us back to a time when this very place was the illustrious capital, Suo no Kuni. Woven within its ancient ruins and historical landmarks lie remnants of the glorious Heian Period, spanning from 794 to 1185 AD. Enter our spirited protagonist, Shinko, a precocious third-grade student hailing from a venerable local lineage. With a distinctive curl adorning her forehead, endearingly dubbed her "Mai Mai," she possesses an insatiable passion for frolicking in the idyllic fields. However, hidden within her heart is an enchanting penchant for immersing herself in vivid daydreams of the bygone era, a world thriving a thousand years in the past during the Heian Period. Suddenly, the tranquility of Shinko's life is disrupted as a new girl named Kiiko arrives, fresh from the bustling metropolis of Tokyo and embarking on a journey to meld into the fabric of this cozy little town. Through a delightful twist of fate, Kiiko and Shinko's fates intertwine, forging a heartwarming bond. Before they know it, an extraordinary event unfurls, thrusting them into the depths of a perplexing mystery from a millennium ago. Will the intrepid duo unravel the secrets that lie dormant in the annals of time? Prepare to be swept away on a remarkable journey through the ages.
About
The remarkable film garnered a prestigious nomination for the 4th Asia Pacific Screen Award, recognizing its brilliance as a Best Animated Feature Film. Mai Mai Miracle gracefully clinched the highly coveted Audience Award for the Best Animated Feature for adults at the esteemed Anima, the Brussels Animation Film Festival held in February 2010. Additionally, it triumphed by securing the distinctive BETV Award for Best Animated Feature at the very same festival. Building on its success, the film's exceptional quality was acknowledged with the esteemed Best Animated Feature Film accolade in the Jury Prize categories at the prestigious Fantasia Film Festival in Montréal, Canada in July 2010. Demonstrating its artistic finesse, the film was also honored with the esteemed Excellence Prize for Feature Length Animation at the 2010 Japan Media Arts Festival, a true testament to its creative brilliance.