If all fathers were like Jinta's we would all be better off. The calmness with which he deals with the subject of his son not going to school and other issues is one of the few.
Chills and tears in the eyes during the scene where Menma writes in the diary.
The atmosphere created at the end is not enough to make some tears fall.
I liked Jinta's Italian voice, although, in the sad scenes, it clashed with her seriousness.
"indoor sunstroke" haha haha
