Anime Profile: Here is Greenwood
Fields |
USA Info |
Japanese Info |
Image |
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Title |
Here is Greenwood | Koko wa Greenwood |
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Here is Greenwood | ||
Released |
6 OAV episodes | 6 OAV episodes | |
Dates |
1996 |
1992 | |
Company |
Software Sculptors/TAJ Studios |
Hakusensha/Victor Ent. | |
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AnimeWorks/Bang Zoom! Ent. |
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Creator |
Yukie Nasu | ||
Director |
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Genre |
Comedy, Coming of Age | Comedy, Coming of Age | |
Characters |
Kazuhiro Hasukawa | Kazuhiro Hasukawa | |
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Kazuya Hasukawa | Kazuya Hasukawa | |
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Last I checked, this anime was available on DVD at Amazon.com, and on VHS at Amazon.com.
Anime Characters: Here is Greenwood
English Name |
Japanese Name |
English Name |
Japanese Name |
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| Kazuhiro Hasukawa | Kazuhiro Hasukawa | Shinobu Tezuka | Shinobu Tezuka | |
| Kazuya Hasukawa | Kazuya Hasukawa | Shun Kisaragi | Shun Kisaragi | |
| Mitsuru Ikeda | Mitsuru Ikeda | Sumire Hasukawa | Sumire Hasukawa |
Anime Description: Here is Greenwood
What would a guy do when he discovers that his first love has married his brother? For Kazuya Hasukawa, he finds a potential solution in the dorms of Ryokuto Academy. Things seem all right at first. He ends up rooming at the relatively independent Ryokurin Hall, better known as Greenwood (easier to pronounce, they say).
Then, he learns of his roommate...and this is just the beginning. Here is Greenwood, home of the craziest, zaniest, and by far most unusual students that ever attended Ryokuto Academy or perhaps any other school.
Based on a book by Yukie Nasu, Here is Greenwood is the story of probably the unluckiest guy around and his quest to survive high school, avoid the hell he once called home and the love who is now his sister-in-law, and try to understand all the zaniness that is the norm and not the exception in his residence hall.
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