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Tachibana Akira is a 17-year-old high school student who barely expresses herself. She harbors a secret crush on Kondou Masami, the 45-year-old manager of the family restaurant she works at ... More part-time.
Note: The first episode aired on Amazon Prime a day before the regular broadcast started. Less
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Adapted from the seinen manga by Jun Mayuzuki, After the Rain (Koi wa Ameagari no You ni) is a tender-hearted romance about a bold high school sophomore, Akira Tachibana, who develops strong feelings for the charming middle-aged manager, Masami Kondou, at the restaurant where she works.
A story that should've induced endless cringe was somehow realized into an uplifting slice of life. It certainly helps that Kondou, colorfully performed by the resonant Hiroaki Hirata, isn't the one doing the pursuing. When Tachibana's feelings for him become evident, he reacts responsibly. He's read
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