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The classic visual novel "HimaNatsu" from the critically acclaimed developer Makura is finally available in English for the first time! Weave a cheerful yet sometimes painful tale of promises and redemption together with the Oboshiro Choir Squad in this never-ending summer vacation.
Contains a monochrome booklet, character mini shikishi, full-color special booklet, newly written novel booklet, OP full-arrangement CD and drama CD.
An anniversary collection for Sakura no Uta: Sakura no Mori no Ue wo Mau, which includes Sakura no Uta Re:Graphic, a brand-new remaster of the original game; Sakura no Uta Append, a fan-disc featuring the after-stories for Rin, Rina, and Yuumi; the soundtrack on a CD, a voice drama CD about the story of Saki and Kenichiro, which was not told in the main story; and a 10th anniversary special booklet.
A fandisc included in the Sakura no Uta 10th Anniversary edition featuring after stories for Rin, Rina & Yuumi connected to the sequel Sakura no Toki and other unreleased works in the Sakura no series.
Bundle of H2O: Footprints in the Sand and Root After and Another, for the complete experience in just one game.
The console version of Himawari no Kyoukai to Nagai Natsuyasumi, which removes erotic contents but add new event CGs as well as a new route for Tsukiko.
Trial version of the original Sakura no Uta project, included with the limited edition of Supreme Candy. The content contained in this trial does not reflect the content of the 2015 release, which was rewritten from the ground up.
Sakura no Toki: Sakura no Mori no Shita wo Ayumu is a sequel to Sakura no Uta.
Yousuke returned to his hometown of Oboshiro-mura after 8 years in Tokyo and Osaka. He had received a letter from Father Arakawa, who had raised him up as a child, telling him that the Oboshiro church will be closing and merged with a larger church in a neighbouring town, and inviting him back for one last summer together. He reunited with his childhood friends Yomi, Daiya and Ruka, and also met a little girl named Hina who reminded him of himself when he was a child. This is the beginning of a cheerful and refreshing, yet sometimes painful, summer tale. An updated release titled Himawari no Kyoukai to Nagai Natsuyasumi -extra vacation- was released 7 months after the initial PC release. It includes new event CGs as well as a new route for Tsukiko.