Tasogare-doki / Kawatare-doki
Now we go back to the point the teacher was trying to make earlier on during class. Twilight, it’s not a day or night. The time is when the world blurs and one might encounter something supernatural. This is a belief which some communities have. Kimi No Na Wa uses this element in this scene to take Taki and Mitsuha to a place independent of time. They also switch back into their original bodies. In the background, you don’t see any specific details on the number of lakes. This is because it is neither one nor two – a place independent of time.
Finally, the two converse in person. They have their moment to express their feelings. Mitsuha calls Taki a pervert when he mentions drinking her sake. Remember this sake is made from her saliva. The act of drinking her “sacred” sake looks to be indicative stealing a kiss. Of course, he does it to save her and Mitsuha eventually laughs it off. Taki gives back Mitsuha the red thread for her to keep. He suggests that they should write each other’s names on their hands so they don’t forget one another. Taki writes. Mitsuha begins to write but twilight ends. Taki is back in his time. He forgets Mitsuha’s name before he can write it on his hand. This is because he returns her thread. So this time the effects of the switch end instantly.
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Kimi No Na Wa (Your name) Explained!
RandomHey guys. This is an explanation about the popular Japanese movie "Kimi no Nawa" (Your Name) from beginning until the end of the movie. Hope you'll enjoy this.❤
