Maison Ikkoku: Prelude, When the Cherry Blossoms in the Springtime Return (special)
Alternative title:
プレリュードめぞん一刻 (Japanese)
Genres:
drama
Plot Summary:
A special which pastes together all of Kyoko's flashbacks of Soichiro, with some dialogue along the scenes. Like a cherry flower in the spring talks about Soichiro, Kyoko's first love and husband, using a series of flashback, already seen in the TV episodes, making up a sort of "journey in the memories".
User Ratings:
21 ratings have been given [details]
Running time:
27 minutes
Vintage:
1992
1992-06-25
Ending Theme:
"Kanashimi yo konnichiwa" by Yuki Saito
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