When you realize it’s been 4 years since your name came out..

i just wish that I can experience Kimi no nawa like first time again :'))))))

Jihyo anyone ?

Don't cry because the movie ended, smile because the movie exists.

Day 96- Of me listening to this............

I had a crush on this guy that was working with me... when I was leaving I forgot something from the office so I had to go back and I found him there. It was late and everybody left already, so he was alone and singing this song. I can't explain how cute he seemed singing it and I falled in love even more then. This happened two years ago and now we're happy together <3

I often get a feeling of deja vu throughout my day. This movie makes me feel like I’m missing something, maybe I’ll find it one day.

Kimi no Na wa can't be perfect without Songs by Radwimps

Day 103- Of me listening to this............

sometimes, we are unsure if this actually happened to us at some point in our life, because we forget our memories about someone, something, be it that name of the song, or the name of the person you met. A fond memory, a important encounter, forgotten. You think, and think, but you find nothing, except that what's left inside you is a feeling of emptiness, sorrow and loss. Then, you realise that what you have forgotten, will never appear again will never get the chance to experience or encounter it again. It is a feeling that you that your life has been fragmented, or part of who you are is missing, which is hard to put to words. Thats what i like about this movie.

sometimes you will never know the value of a moment until it becomes a memory

Me: watches Your name, Anohana and Your lie in April

"It was a happy ending", I say to myself with tears in my eyes

Radwimps proves that even if we don't understand the language being used, it'll still leave us pain in our chest/heart. And that pain is good.

"The world without you is just like august without summer"

Futari no aida toorisugita kaze wa doko kara sabishisa wo hakonde kita no

Lyric:

Just watched “your name” and “weathering with you” it was the best theater experience can’t get it out of my head

I feel like a lot of people are shaming foreigners who like Japan and their culture. Often times, I hide the fact that I watch anime and read manga to some people too because that’s how society see us otaku.

Kimi no na wa has taught us about connections and how powerful being connected is.