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Watch with a free Prime trial. Watch with Prime. Buy HD $2.99. More purchase options. S1 E9 - Rain of Sorrow. March 10, 2018. 23min. ALL. Akira and Haruka spend time together at the festival, but when Kondo unexpectedly appears, Akira becomes distracted.
Winter 2018. 3.816 out of 5 from 5,766 votes. Rank #2,126. Screenshots. Akira Tachibana is a reserved high school student who was the star of the track and field team but had to quit when she got injured. Sidelined and depressed, Akira stops in at a family restaurant one rainy day, and after the manager—a 45-year-old man with a young son ...
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Sep 10, 2016 · After the Rain: Directed by Daniel Bonjour. With Daniel Bonjour, Jelly Howie, Catherine Hicks, Ida Anderson. A young man at the end of his life tries to find hope and meaning through the relationships he will leave behind.
Jan 12, 2018 · After the Rain. Akira Tachibana, a reserved high school student and former track runner, has not been able to race the same as she used to since she experienced a severe foot injury. And although she is regarded as attractive by her classmates, she is not interested in the boys around school. While working part-time at the Garden Cafe, Akira ...
Jan 5, 2021 · After the Rain is a very interesting graphic novel about cultural identity, guilt, redemption, tradition, and above all, Nigerian traditional beliefs. It is a bit confusing at times, since the protagonist is a Nigerian American (or "Nigamerican " in Okorafor's coinage) who has little understanding of what is happening to her, and the author ...
'After the Rain' Review - After the Rain is a thoughtful and beautifully realized story of rediscovering your passion for life, finding universality in both Akira and Kondo's stories while illustrating those stories with all the visual splendor it can muster.
