In Tari Tari, Wakana Sakai once dreamed of a life in music, but a personal tragedy caused her to abandon that path and withdraw into herself. Now in her final year of high school, her world begins to harmonize again when she is pulled into the orbit of Konatsu Miyamoto—an indomitable girl determined to form a new singing club after being banned from the official choir. Along with Sawa, an aspiring horse rider, Taichi, a lone badminton player, and "Wien," a socially clueless transfer student from Austria, they form the "Choir and Sometimes Badminton Club." Together, they learn that music isn't just about the notes on a page, but the shared memories and bonds formed while finding your voice. Staff & Voice Talent Director: Masakazu Hashimoto Series Composition: Masakazu Hashimoto Studio: P.A. Works Character Designer: Kanami Sekiguchi (Original Design by Tanu) Japanese Cast: Wakana Sakai: Ayahi Takagaki Konatsu Miyamoto: Asami Seto Sawa Okita: Saori Hayami Atsuhiro "Wien" Maeda: Natsuki Hanae Taichi Tanaka: Nobunaga Shimazaki English Cast: Note: This title was released as a sub-only collection (Japanese Audio with English Subtitles). Blu-ray Features Clean Opening Animation: The textless version of the opening theme "Dreamer" by AiRI. Clean Closing Animation: The textless version of "Shiokaze no Harmony." Sentai Filmworks Trailers: A collection of trailers for other "Slice of Life" and P.A. Works titles. Edition Details Japanese Title: TARI TARI Runtime: ~325 minutes (13 episodes) Director: Masakazu Hashimoto North American Blu-ray Release Year: November 18, 2014 Anime Broadcast Year: 2012 (Aired July 1 to September 23, 2012) Publisher (U.S.): Sentai Filmworks / Section23 Films Publisher (Japan): Pony Canyon Rating (U.S.): TV-PG Region: Region A Genre: Drama, Music, Slice of Life Themes: Coming of Age, School Clubs, Choral Music, Grief and Healing All media assumed to be VG+ unless otherwise noted**
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