The series follows the employees at the Genbu Shobou publishing company. Araki, who is a veteran editor for the dictionary department, is looking for a successor now that he's approaching retirement age. After Majime Mitsuya โ a salesman who's a poor talker โ meets Masashi Nishioka โ Araki's coworker who is sociable and frivolous โ Araki overhears their conversation and decides to recruit Majime into the department. The story follows "the awkward humans" Majime and Masashi as they work together to compile a medium-sized Japanese dictionary titled "The Great Passage" (Daitokai).
(Source: Anime News Network)
"_I don't necessarily believe that dictionaries are the be-all, end-all._"
"_What do you mean?_"
"_I just mean that they're made by people. You can't gather every word. And words are alive, so their uses and nuances change with the times. When you think of it that way, you would say there's no reaโฆ
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# ~~~Synopsis~~~
Our journey begins with Mitsuya Majime working in a sale's department for a publishing company called Genbu Shobล. However due to his personality, he's very shy and lacks the presence that aโฆ
I loved it if you give it a chance I swear you won't regret it.
Muriel Rukeyser said that the universe is made of stories and not atoms, and as stories are made of words we can conclude that ultimately the universe is made of words. And with this in mind the anime I am going to review below gives us a beautiful love song to words and how they allow us to connectโฆ
Spoiler-free review of A Great Passage. Never expected to watch something like this.
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โ <a>This is a spoiler-free review</a>.
โ 80+ in my rating means <a>really good</a>.
โ <a>I've added one of the anime soundtracks (Ending) to the sound section</a>. If you wish, scroll down, start it, and use it as your background music whilโฆ