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Alt title: Aoi Hana
Sweet Blue Flowers Episode 1 - Flower Tale
Kamakura all-girl high school's newest student is this little crybaby Fumi Manjoume. In the morning of the school's welcome ceremony while on the train in a chance encounter she meets a girl from a different high school, named Akira Okudaira. As it just so happens, these two girls were childhood friends who had not seen each other for 10 years until now. This meeting at the station on the way to school, brought tears to Fumi's eyes. Akira saying that Fumi hasn't changed much since they were kids softly handed her a handkerchief to wipe away the tears...
More episodes
Episode 1
Flower Tale
Episode 2
Spring Storm
Episode 3
Rise and Shine
Episode 4
Youth is a Lovely Thing
Episode 5
Wuthering Heights (Part One)
Episode 6
Wuthering Heights (Part Two)
Episode 7
When the Leaves were New
Episode 8
Love is Blind
Episode 9
A Midsummer Night's Dream
Episode 10
The Happy Prince
Episode 11
Fireworks in Winter
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