Girls who say the moonlight is so beautiful tonight respond with: "But it's in a far away place" or "Me too".

When someone says to you, "The moonlight is so beautiful tonight," it means they are confessing to you and saying that I love you. If you don't like the other person, just reply: "But in a place that is far away." (It can be said to be a polite refusal) If you like the other person, you can reply: "Me too."

"The moonlight is so beautiful" comes from Natsume Tsuishi. At that time, he was an English teacher in a school and asked to translate "i love you" into Japanese. At this time, a student said "I love you" , but Natsume Tsuishi said that this translation is too tacky. Expressing it with "The moonlight is so beautiful" can make the sentence more beautiful and more subtle.

The name of the anime "Moonlight is So Beautiful" is taken from the above allusion. It is a very good pure love episode. The story tells the story of two young middle school lovers who are just starting to fall in love. The first eight episodes of the entire drama depict the gradually growing love between the two, while the next four episodes focus on the parents' support for their children and the two people's mutual encouragement to work hard to get into the same high school.

The plot does not have any bells and whistles, it is just the daily life that everyone will experience. There is nothing special about the narrative, and there is no tendency to show off skills at all. It is like a picture scroll, describing every detail of life without any pretense. It can be said that it touches people with its ordinaryness.

I think the biggest highlight of this anime is the brilliant depiction of the youthful feelings of adolescence. In the first episode, Kotaro pretends to be deep in drinking coffee. Akane and Kotaro recognize each other but do not want to say hello. It uses very detailed and everyday shots to express the youthful feeling very well.

In the famous scene in the third episode, Kotaro wants to express his love for Akane, and uses the implicit "The moonlight is so beautiful" instead of the direct "I like you" to express the hazy feeling of first love. , shyness is vividly described. When they meet each other and are confessed by the opposite sex, they will get angry and cry. Every scene is really filled with the sweet and sour flavor of first love.