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Television · 2006

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Two twenty-year-old women with the same name—punk rock vocalist Nana Osaki and starry-eyed romantic Nana Komatsu—cross paths on a train bound for Tokyo and unexpectedly end up sharing Apartment 707. As Osaki strives to launch her band Black Stones into the music industry and Komatsu seeks fulfillment in romance, their friendship becomes an emotional lifeline amid love, heartbreak, and growing adulthood.

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  • If you liked Paradise Kiss you'll like this one even more. The clothes are fashionable, characters are stylish, the musics are great, the story is well-developed. Actually reading the manga would be a better choice since some important details are skipped in the anime, but the anime is just beautiful ^^
    Midori84hua on MyAnimeList
  • Saddest, gayest and most stylish shit I have ever watched
    Mary Sun on Letterboxd
  • Ai Yazawa, its creator, has a tendency to base relationships through real life. Every thing that happens through beginning till the end show cases that aspect of her work. I really thought about giving a 9 in some parts of this review but i just can't. I didnt even know who she was before i watched this. So this maybe a biased review but ive never really saw a better slice of life romance than this. So ive got to give it a perfect score.
    yonensai on MyAnimeList

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