makes up with Shoji, and the two begin a relationship. Transcription: " Nana no Koi, Nana no Yume" ( Japanese: 奈々の恋、ナナの夢)Īfter returning to the hotel, Nana K. After parting ways from him, she receives a call from Kyosuke revealing that Junko and Shoji are looking for her, and that Shoji is in love with her. realizes that she truly was in love with Takashi and that she has not matured. discovers she cannot find her way back to the hotel until she runs into Takashi. becomes desperate to join them, but Shoji becomes frustrated with both her lack of direction and for treating him as a convenience. and Shoji fail their entrance exams, but, during a trip to Tokyo, Shoji discloses that he plans on retaking the exam the next year. Junko announces her plans to attend an art university in Tokyo, with Kyosuke following. Junko and Kyosuke become closer, while Nana K. Transcription: " Nana to Shōji, koi no yukue" ( Japanese: 奈々と章司、恋の行方) Shoji, however, secretly admits that he is in love with Nana K. falls in love with Shoji, but due to her bad luck in love and the fact that she's never had male friends, she decides that she wants to be friends with him instead. and her friend, Junko, begin attending an art school, where Junko is reunited with her junior high school friend, Shoji, and begins dating their friend, Kyosuke. begins a secret relationship with a married salaryman, Takashi Asano, but they breaks up shortly before she graduates because his job is transferring to Tokyo. as her roommate in order to split the cost of the rent. already plans to rent room 707, she is convinced to share it with Nana K. runs into her again while searching for a new apartment. and learns they have many things in common, such as their names and age. receives news that her boyfriend, Shoji, has passed his university entrance exams, and, as they had promised, she moves to Tokyo to be with him.
Transcription: " Joshō: Nana to Nana" ( Japanese: 序章・奈々とナナ) The first English DVD box set was released on Septemthe second on November 24, 2009. The first eleven episodes were released subtitled on Hulu prior to a DVD release. A dubbed version was later added to iTunes.
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The series was first available in North America on the Funimation Channel. The series has been licensed for a North American release by Viz Media, which they first announced at San Diego Comic-Con International 2007. The first episode aired to a 6.2% audience share in Japan. The ending theme songs are "A Little Pain" by Lufkin (episodes 1-17), "Starless Night" by Lufkin (episodes 18-29, 40-42), "Kuroi Namida" by Tsuchiya (episodes 30-39, 47), "Winter Sleep" by Lufkin (episodes 43 and 44) and "Stand by Me" by Tsuchiya (episodes 45 and 46). The opening theme songs are "Rose" by Tsuchiya (episodes 1-21.5), "Wish" by Lufkin (episodes 22-36.5), and "Lucy" by Tsuchiya (episodes 37-47).
They were credited as "Anna Tsuchiya inspi' Nana (Black Stones)" and "Olivia inspi' Reira (Trapnest)" respectively. Nana is a Japanese manga series written and illustrated by Ai Yazawa that was adapted into an anime television series in 2006, with 47 episodes total.Īll vocal songs featured in the show were performed by Anna Tsuchiya, who provided Nana Osaki's singing voice, and Olivia Lufkin, who provided Reira Serizawa's singing voice.
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