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Last updated 2022-03-10

In order to reproduce the story and style of the ancient era in her heart, Sakura decided to shoot a love movie with the theme of romance in the Taisho period.

The girl wears a western dress to enjoy the cherry blossoms and drinks the plum wine; the bicycle and the carriage walk side by side; the sound of the whistle and the shamisen in the distance complement each other...

The romantic rhyme of Taisho was completely expressed by her in this film.

Plot

In order to shoot this Taisho period love movie, Sakura read many love-related stories.
For a period of time after reading these stories, Sakura looked at everything in the world with a pink atmosphere-
"Hey, the girl over there looks so depressed. Is it because she has a historical grievance with the family of the girl she likes?"
"The big trees and grass here look so harmonious. While sheltering from the wind and rain, they quietly rely on... woo..."
This situation didn't improve until the movie was released and Sakura interrupted the reading of the love story.
However, in the event of an emergency, her eyes, which have been influenced by countless love affairs, will sparkle again, and she will read a touching but dog-blooded love story without authorization.

At the beginning of the film's release, it attracted a large number of lovers of love movies.
The audience came in with anticipation, left with contentment, and shed tears for the young and beautiful love in the movie.
But then, many people discovered a bizarre thing -
Hey, why are there so many older audiences suddenly in the cinema?
Whether it's a serious-looking expert or a gentle scholar, these people who don't seem to fit in with a love movie at all appeared in the audience. This group of audiences won't be moved by the mainline of love in the film. On the contrary, they will only shout at a detail that appears in the film:
"That's right, that's it - that's what the costumes of the Taisho period looked like!"
"It's really elegant, it completely reproduces the street scene of that era, and I have a new paper... Ah no, I've studied it!"
"More than a romance film, this film can be called the 'Encyclopedia of the Taisho Era'! Many details that are difficult to verify in history have been perfectly restored here!"