
Yoru wa Mijikashi Arukeyo Otome
The Night is Short, Walk on Girl
- Score
- 8.1
- Rank
- #94
- Popularity
- #162
- Members
- 53,357
- Status
- FINISHED
- Episodes
- 1
- Type
- MOVIE
A black haired girl is walking around the streets of Kyoto, from the night scene of Pontocho to a second-hand book fair in Shimogamo, then off to a college fair. The main character that has a romantic feeling for her secretly follows her around and looks for the opportunities to run into her in a manner that seems like a coincidence. Unfortunately for him, she is not interested in love yet, so she does not notice his feelings. What awaits these two characters are a series of crazy incidents caused by bizarre individuals, such as a person who introduces himself as Tengu, the god of second-hand books, or a money lender, who collects young men's underwear and lives on a three story barge. (Source: Sugoi Japan, edited)
Characters & Staff

Senpai
MAIN · Gen Hoshino
Kurokami no Otome
MAIN · Kana Hanazawa
Seitarou Higuchi
SUPPORTING · Kazuya Nakai
Ryouko Hanuki
SUPPORTING · Yuuko Kaida
Johnny
SUPPORTING · Nobuyuki Hiyama
Pantsu Soubanchou
SUPPORTING · Ryuuji Akiyama
Furuhonichi no Kamisama
SUPPORTING · Hiroyuki Yoshino
Gakuensai Jimukyokuchou
SUPPORTING · Hiroshi Kamiya
Ri Haku
SUPPORTING · Mugihito
Toudou-San
SUPPORTING · Kazuhiro Yamaji
Nise Jougasaki
SUPPORTING · Junichi Suwabe
Princess Daruma
SUPPORTING · Aoi Yuuki
Tomihiko Morimi
Original Story
Yuusuke Nakamura
Original Character Design
Masaaki Yuasa
Director
Nobutake Itou
Character Design
Youko Akuta
Title Logo Design
Hiroshi Oono
Art Director
Shinichi Uehara
Art Director
Michiyo Kiriyama
Assistant Art Director
Shinichi Uehara
Art Design
Hitomi Haga
Art Design
Lucille Briand
Color Design
Alice Tiroille
Color Design AssistanceRelations
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Reviews
This film is a bombastic joy that exemplifies the wonders in life, in one night and a day of aftermath.
Read full reviewAnother masterpiece by Master Yuasa
Read full reviewThe Night is Short, Walk on Girl reminds us that time is fleeting and sometimes, we must leap into the unknown.
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