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When Hotaru moves from Tokyo to a tiny town in the rural countryside, she’s in for some serious culture shock: the nearest place that sells comics is 20 minutes away, the nearest video store is ten train stations down the line, and there are only three other girls and one boy in her entire school! Even though everything’s so different, there’s something about the laid-back atmosphere that makes her feel strangely comfortable. While she’ll certainly miss parts of her old life, there’s a whole lifetime of experiences waiting to be enjoyed with her new friends Renge, Komari, Natsumi, and Suguru! (Source: Sentai Filmworks)
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Read full review on AniList →*“Nyanpasu!” - Renge Miyauchi* ~~~From the very beginning, Non Non Biyori sought to set the mood and turn our attention to the blissful surroundings of our main characters. Displaying off a lush countryside of vegetation, scarce yet simple housing, and an easygoing soundtrack, it was building the t…
Read full review on AniList →img(https://orig00.deviantart.net/1996/f/2018/231/1/1/non_non_biyori_score_banner_by_overpowered99-dckgshf.png) There's no hampering your restriction when you stand on an open and grassy plain, with arms wide to absorb all the tender sunshine. Non Non Biyori is the source of that golden sunlight, a…
Read full review on AniList →Non Non Biyori is an humanistic history. Isn't the traditional Slice of Life series, this is so much than other series with same genre. The story that tells us is so simple and does not get complicated at any time: girls living her life, day by day. But, what is the difference between this anime and…
Read full review on AniList →A lovely slice-of-life show about life in a sleepy little town in the countryside. 5th grader Hotarun's parents have moved from Tokyo to a town so small, there's only one school, and five students (of varying ages) in the school's single class. If you're the type to long for a quieter existence than…
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Read full review on AniList →Simply put; if you like slice of life anime, you'll love this. Non Non Biyori is a wholesome and beautifully crafted anime, giving viewers a taste of what it's like living outside of the depressing concrete jungles that are cities. The first thing you'll notice with this show is the art. This is se…
Read full review on AniList →Nothing can be objectively good, but enjoyment has to come from somewhere. Non Non Biyori is an anime that I really enjoyed but I don’t know exactly why. I will be comparing it to other anime to see if I can figure out exactly what made it so enjoyable to me. The story in Non Non Biyori is pretty s…
Read full review on AniList →~~~img500(https://i0.wp.com/i.imgur.com/QqWs63C.jpg?zoom=2)~~~ Who are we to decide that Slice of Life is a genre filled with the same shows? Isn’t there a batch of examples that still have those same aspects of Slice of Life and even create a fresh atmosphere and aura to its world and characters?…
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