Thread: Licensed Tamako Market
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Old 2012-11-30, 14:03   Link #83
teja208
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Quote:
Originally Posted by ultimatemegax View Post
Story from Animax:

At a certain shopping district in a town, you'll find a rice cake shop owner's daughter, Tamako, a loveable first year student in high school pressing rice cakes. Tamako spends her time enjoying the badminton club with her friends Midori and Kanna at school and developing new rice cakes as well as helping the shop at home.

On the other side of the street is a rival rice cake shop owner and his son, Mochikura. Their fathers tend to fight like dogs and monkeys, but Mochikura and Tamako have been childhood friends. Mochikura has secretly given his heart to Tamako, but she hasn't recognized what he's doing. With both Mochikura and Midori in love with Tamako, there's often battles unfolding around her.

Tamako loves the other shopkeepers like they were her own family. She surrounds herself with a lot of people. Everyday is busy for the district, but the busiest time of the year is the end of the year. Oddly though, Tamako's birthday is New Years's Eve. Every year, the entire shopping district holds an event to congratulate her. The timing is awful for Mochikura, who wanted to give her a present up until now.

Mochikura is suddenly in high spirits. "This year I'll definitely do it!"
-At the same time that dazzling bird (cockatoo) suddenly appears in the shopping district. The shopping district is getting busier and busier for Tamako and pals. A different year than normal is about to begin.

Source (Thanks Ikari Gendo for pointing this out to me)

Edit: summary has been pulled from Animax's site. Yaraon and otaku.com have confirmation it was up.
Hmm... I don't know what to say. So far, the premise doesn't interested me at the moment, which is unusual when it comes to Kyoani. Although, I do realize that Kyoani enjoys adding some of their own feminine touches in most of their works which is actually a seinen, but this one really sounds like something coming from a typical shoujo manga which doesn’t really helps. I’ve nothing against shoujo materials, but not a huge fan of them. I really do hope there will be something that can change my impression eventually. Like many of Kyoani's previous works, I'm rooting for some interesting characters with great dynamics.

Last edited by teja208; 2012-11-30 at 14:18.
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