Yokohama, 1963. Umi is a high school student living in her family's hillside home overlooking the sea. Every morning she hoists two signal flags towards the bay, sending out a message. A poem about the flags is published in the school newspaper. Could the author be Shun, the daring newspaper editor who has drawn Umi's attention?<br>
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While the two teenagers join in the campaign to save their school's old clubhouse, their budding relationship takes an unexpected turn when they discover a secret surrounding their past. In a Japan at the crossroads of tradition and modernization, Umi and Shun share a moving story of friendship, love and hope.<br>
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(Source: New Video Group)

__Height:__ 164 cm
__Hobbies:__ reading and strolling, and she is a skilled swimmer.

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Yuriko Ishida is a Japanese actress and essayist. Yuriko is mainly an actress in Japanese drama, so her roles as a voice actor are few. She is the older sister of Hikari Ishida, who is also an actress.

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__Hometown:__ Dudweiler, Germany

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Younger sister of the voice actor [Maurizio Romano](https://anilist.co/staff/158514).
Winner of the Female Voice of the Year Award awarded by the jury (ex-aequo with Alessia Amendola) at the Gran Galà del Doppiaggio - Romics 2008.
Winner of the 2014 Romics Audience Award as female voice of the year for the dubbing of Sofia Vergara in "Modern Family".
Winner of the Award for Best Leading Voice Actress for Anne Dorval in "Mommy" at the 2015 Dubbing Grand Prix.


The story is set in Showa 38 (1963, a year before the Tokyo Olympics) and follows the coming of age of a high school girl named Komatsuzaki. The manga recounts Komatsuzaki's everyday life of "laughter and tears" with a school newspaper member, the student council president, and other schoolmates.

Miki Hokuto