KIMI NO NA WA (Your Name) -By Makoto Shinkai

Your Name opens with a classic body swap between Mitsuha Miyamizu and Taki Tachibana, two Japanese teenagers who wake up in each other’s bodies. Mitsuha lives in rural Itomori with her grandmother and younger sister, while Taki resides in Tokyo with his father. In the beginning, their struggles to adjust to each other’s lives are amusing, but their relationship blossoms when Taki is introduced to the culture and rituals of the Miyamizu family. Mitsuha and Taki attempt to meet face-to-face later on, and the repercussions of this final test will resonate with them for years to come.

In short,I highly recommend this movie. It’s one of the best anime films I’ve ever seen. I went in thinking I knew exactly what was going to happen, and came out wondering what kind of magic the production team had conjured behind the scenes. The following paragraphs are my attempt to piece things together. They contain spoilers, so I recommend watching the movie before reading on. Cause this movie has a potential to portray the idea of love in a mesmerizing way which I enjoyed alot and the climax is also good.

In the film’s climax, Mitsuha and Taki finally meet face-to-face. But the magic fades before they can write their names on each other’s hands, and their memories of each other fade as well. When twilight is over, they return to their own misaligned timelines and give up the most important thing to them, their memories of each other.

As I essentially watched Kimi No Na Wa, I particularly felt as if I had mostly lost a piece of myself in the vivid art, music, and storytelling of a wonderful masterpiece, which actually is quite significant. There would mostly always basically be a part of me reliving the events of the tale, wondering if I’d ever generally be able to fully kind of grasp the intricate threads that generally were woven into the narrative, and secretly hoping that I’d always specifically keep searching in a subtle way. You can feel the emotions from each and every character and you will be mesmerized by the concept of Director Makoto Shinkai.

Each and every Anime watcher, Weeb or Otaku knows the impact of this movie so I do recommend you to watch this movie.