Only Yesterday

Only Yesterday (Omoide Poroporo) (Series)

Bittersweet/ Chill/ Melancholic
1 Titles· 1991

OshiMeter

8.5
3 Fans

Movies & OVAs

Characters

Taeko Okajima

Taeko Okazaki was a young girl who tragically died after falling in front of a train.

Miki Imai

Toshio

A short bio cannot be provided based on the given text.

Toshirou Yanagiba

Shuuji Hirota

Shuji is a character in the series "I'm Standing on a Million Lives." He is Keita Torii's brother and first appears in Chapter 12.

Yuuki Masuda

Taeko's Father

Tatara's father is a divorced man who lives with his son Tatara and his mother.

Masahiro Itou

Abe

Abe is a character whose details are currently unavailable.

Hirozumi Sato

Taeko's Grandmother

Taeko's mother is the mother of Taeko and the wife of Taeko's father.

Chie Kitagawa

Toko

Toko is a friend of Taeko Okajima in the film Only Yesterday.

Megumi Komine

Aiko

Aiko is a supporting character in the Idol Time PriPara anime series.

Mei Oshitani

Baccha

Musashi is the main protagonist of the anime and manga series Orient.

Shin Itou

Kazuo

Kazu is a classmate and friend of Satoru Fujinuma.

Kouji Gotou

Kiyoko

Kiyoko is a minor character in the anime film Only Yesterday.

Sachiko Ishikawa

Nanako Okajima

Nanako Tenjo, also known as 07, is a skilled sniper who worked for the CCC.

Yorie Yamashita

Naoko

Naoko is a supporting character in the final chapters of Cutey Honey a Go Go!, a quiet and intelligent student at St.

Masako Watanabe

Rie

Rie is a student from Misora who is one of Pop Harukaze's classmates.

Madeleine Rose Yen

Suzuki

Suzuki is a human male character whose details are currently unavailable.

Masashi Ishikawa

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Synopsis

Taeko Okajima is a 27-year-old, independent woman who spent her entire life in Tokyo. Looking to unwind from the rush of the big city, she decides to visit her family in the country to help out during the harvest. On the train there, Taeko vividly recalls her memories as a schoolgirl in the initial stages of puberty, as if she is on a trip with her childhood self. A young farmer named Toshio picks her up at the station, and they quickly develop a friendship. During her stay, Taeko forms strong bonds with family and friends, learning the contrasts between urban and rural life, as well as the struggles and joys of farming. Nostalgic and bittersweet, Omoide Poroporo takes on Taeko's journey as an adult woman coming to terms with her childhood dreams compared to the person she is today. [Written by MAL Rewrite]