Actually a solid ghibli film but then you have the annoying ass dad.
He's suppose to be stubborn but he's not stubborn in a fun way, he's just an asshole.
Like i think you genuinely should get away from kids if you ever think of slapping them even if they are being a brat.
I mean...i geuss it was normal maybe at the time of movies release but i still find it so fucking strange.
Anyway the dad fucking sucks but the rest of the film was pretty good.

Only Yesterday
I'm going on a trip with Me.
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7/20/1991Runtime
119 minsOverview
In lyrical switches between the present and the past, Taeko contemplates the arc of her life, and wonders if she has been true to the dreams of her childhood self.

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A gentle, introspective journey through one woman's life as she revisits her childhood self and contemplates the paths not taken. Tender and unhurried, it finds profound meaning in small moments and quiet realizations.
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Miki Imai
Taeko Okajima (voice)

Toshiro Yanagiba
Toshio (voice)

Yoko Honna
Taeko (voice)

Mayumi Izuka
Tsuneko Tani (voice)
Masahiro Itou
Father (voice)

Chie Kitagawa
Taeko's Grandmother (voice)

Yuuki Masuda
Hirota (voice)
Yuki Minowa
Yaeko (voice)
Michie Terada
Mother (voice)

Yorie Yamashita
Nanako (voice)

Ichiro Nagai
Torahige (voice)

Yoshimasa Kondo
Homeroom Teacher (voice)
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