Jiro Horu (Hideaki Anno's soundtrack), who has been interested in airplanes since childhood, has established a time-travel friendship with his admired Spanish interior designer caproni (Mansai Nomura's soundtrack), drawing courage and design inspiration from each other. He vowed to design a plan and make a beautiful plane. When he grew up, he was admitted to a university in Tokyo, Japan, to study and cultivate aviation engineering.
He went to Germany to study abroad. Jiro became a fighter interior designer with his understanding of space technology, and the classic No.7 model test ship fighter (Type 96 carrier-based fighter) once left his clever crystallization. However, on the first flight, his plane crashed unexpectedly. Jiro, who was under pressure, went to Mitsui Ze, located in Kitasamachi, Nagano Prefecture, to recuperate. Unexpectedly, he met the love of his life there. Even if there is a strong wind, life will not give up. Her name is Naoko (Takimoto Miori's score), and she met Jiro once in September 1923 (during the Great Kanto Earthquake ten years ago). Two people fell in love at first sight and promised each other to grow old together for life.
As everyone knows, Naoko was suffering from tuberculosis, which was regarded as an incurable disease at that time, and the road ahead was dark. However, Jiro could never give up the ideal of building a beautiful plane, so Jiro once again devoted himself to the design of the Zero fighter. On the other hand, Naoko, who knew that time was running out, sneaked out of the nursing home and ran to find his lover Jiro. In turbulent times, limited life, young people, boys and girls float like candles in the wind. This film tells a short story of Jiro Horui, the developer of Japanese Zero Fighter, when he was young. Most of Miyazaki Hayao's works are full of imaginative elements, such as flying in the sky with a broom and picking up fish eggs from the beach. But this time, in the film and television works, there are no magical spells and there will be no monsters. Kojiro was a specific role in the design plan of the Zero War in the Second World War.
However, on the first flight, his plane crashed unexpectedly. Jiro, who was under pressure, went to Mitsui Ze, located in Kitasamachi, Nagano Prefecture, to recuperate. Unexpectedly, he met the love of his life there. Even if there is a strong wind, life will not give up. Her name is Naoko (Takimoto Miori's score), and she met Jiro once in September 1923 (during the Great Kanto Earthquake ten years ago). Two people fell in love at first sight and promised each other to grow old together for life. As everyone knows, Naoko was suffering from tuberculosis, which was regarded as an incurable disease at that time, and the road ahead was dark. However, Jiro could never give up the ideal of building a beautiful plane, so Jiro once again devoted himself to the design of the Zero fighter. On the other hand, Naoko, who knew that time was running out, sneaked out of the nursing home and ran to find his lover Jiro. In turbulent times, limited life, young people, boys and girls float like candles in the wind.
The Wind is Rising is an animated film of the same name produced by Japanese film director Miyazaki Hayao. The book tells a short story of Erlang Shen, the originator of JAL and the developer of Zero Fighter, when he was young. At the same time, The Wind is Blowing is a short story about youth, dreams and love. The relatively limited life has produced attractive flowers in turbulent times. The feelings of young people, boys and girls are like candles swaying gently in the wind, whispering happiness and joy in the details. ....