I think I should have a break from prestigious schools. 

The last anime I featured was S.A. Do you recall one of the character called Megumi Yamamto she always carry a sketchpad with her, she's trying to reserve her voice for singing.

So anyway, her character reminds me of another called Hagumi Hanamoto from the anime Honey and Clover.

In this anime the school is well know for having artistic students. I couldn't quite recall what schoo however they did show some students sculpting, painting or even making pots depending on what department they are skilled with.

The story goes with Yūta Takemoto, Takumi Mayama and Shinobu Morita are three young men who live in the same apartment complex and are students at an art college in Tokyo. 

However, it starts with Yuta whom was telling his story while he was riding his bike

One day, they are introduced to Hagumi Hanamoto, the daughter of a cousin of Shūji Hanamoto, an art professor, who has come to live with Hanamoto and has become a first year art student at the art school that everyone attends. Yuta and Shinobu both fall in love with Hagu, but Yuta hides his feelings and tries to be a friend to Hagu while Shinobu expresses his love in ways that seem only to scare Hagu, such as calling her "Mousey" and constantly photographing her. Hagu herself, though initially timid and afraid of company, gradually warms up to the three.

The group comes to include Ayumi Yamada, a master of pottery who is well known by her nickname "Tetsujin" (Iron Lady), who becomes very close to Hagu. When not at school, she helps run the family liquor store. While Ayumi is popular with many young men, she falls in love with Takumi, who does not recipocrate her feelings and considers her a very dear friend. Instead, Takumi pursues an older woman, Rika Harada, a widowed friend of Professor Hanamoto who runs an architecture studio she founded with her late husband.

The story follows these five characters in their love triangles, unrequited love, graduating from college, finding jobs, and learning more about themselves.

I cried at some parts while watching this so I know you'll love it. Personally, since I'm more of the artistic person so I know how it feels to be injured. "I'd rather loose my voice than my hands" those are the things that I uttered when I watch a certain episode of this anime.

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I think I should have a break from prestigious schools. 

The last anime I featured was S.A. Do you recall one of the character called Megumi Yamamto she always carry a sketchpad with her, she's trying to reserve her voice for singing.

So anyway, her character reminds me of another called Hagumi Hanamoto from the anime Honey and Clover.

In this anime the school is well know for having artistic students. I couldn't quite recall what schoo however they did show some students sculpting, painting or even making pots depending on what department they are skilled with.

The story goes with Yūta Takemoto, Takumi Mayama and Shinobu Morita are three young men who live in the same apartment complex and are students at an art college in Tokyo. 

However, it starts with Yuta whom was telling his story while he was riding his bike

One day, they are introduced to Hagumi Hanamoto, the daughter of a cousin of Shūji Hanamoto, an art professor, who has come to live with Hanamoto and has become a first year art student at the art school that everyone attends. Yuta and Shinobu both fall in love with Hagu, but Yuta hides his feelings and tries to be a friend to Hagu while Shinobu expresses his love in ways that seem only to scare Hagu, such as calling her "Mousey" and constantly photographing her. Hagu herself, though initially timid and afraid of company, gradually warms up to the three.

The group comes to include Ayumi Yamada, a master of pottery who is well known by her nickname "Tetsujin" (Iron Lady), who becomes very close to Hagu. When not at school, she helps run the family liquor store. While Ayumi is popular with many young men, she falls in love with Takumi, who does not recipocrate her feelings and considers her a very dear friend. Instead, Takumi pursues an older woman, Rika Harada, a widowed friend of Professor Hanamoto who runs an architecture studio she founded with her late husband.

The story follows these five characters in their love triangles, unrequited love, graduating from college, finding jobs, and learning more about themselves.

I cried at some parts while watching this so I know you'll love it. Personally, since I'm more of the artistic person so I know how it feels to be injured. "I'd rather loose my voice than my hands" those are the things that I uttered when I watch a certain episode of this anime.

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