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“Five years after Sakura's disappearance, Haruki finds her unfinished diary, reopening his broken heart.”
Composing Spring in This Room Where Cherry Blossoms Bloom
春綴る、桜咲くこの部屋で
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Five years after Sakura's disappearance, Haruki finds her unfinished diary, reopening his broken heart.
The final diary written with you. On the day they entered university, Haruki and Sakura had a fateful encounter in the classroom. Charmed by each other, they lived together after graduation, but their separation came suddenly. Sakura had disappeared from the world. Since then it's been five years, five cherry blossom seasons. Still brokenhearted, Haruki happens to find a diary. It was the yet-unfinished ten-year diary that Sakura had been keeping. (Source: Square Enix, translated)
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- 8 “If I were to describe this manga in one word it would be: Overcoming. This one made me cry more than a few times, it's strenght is on their character dialogue that it was perfectly written to hit...”
- 8 “This is not a romance, or a love story, and shouldn't be seen as such. "Haru Tsuzuru, Sakura Saku Kono Heya de" is primarily about overcoming grief. From the start it's clear, that this is not...”
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A Manga Publication
- Format 15 × 2 ch × vol
- Total read 2h 00m approx
- Published Jul 2021 – Sep 2022
- Source Manga media type
- Ref. BS-M63107 catalog