Sakura Quest (original) (raw)
ساكورا كوست (باليابانية: サクラクエスト، بالروماجي: Sakura Kuesuto) هو مسلسل أنمي ياباني تلفزيوني من إنتاج استوديو P.A.Works، وإخراج سويتشي ماسوي، عرض الأنمي في 5 أبريل عام 2017 واستمر عرضه حتى 20 سبتمبر عام 2017، وتكون من 25 حلقة.
| Property | Value |
|---|---|
| dbo:abstract | ساكورا كوست (باليابانية: サクラクエスト، بالروماجي: Sakura Kuesuto) هو مسلسل أنمي ياباني تلفزيوني من إنتاج استوديو P.A.Works، وإخراج سويتشي ماسوي، عرض الأنمي في 5 أبريل عام 2017 واستمر عرضه حتى 20 سبتمبر عام 2017، وتكون من 25 حلقة. (ar) Sakura Quest (bahasa Jepang: サクラクエスト Hepburn: Sakura Kuesuto) adalah serial televisi Jepang tahun 2017 yang diproduksi oleh P.A.Works dan disutradarai oleh Soichi Masui. Ini ditayangkan dari 5 April hingga 20 September 2017. Anime ini digambarkan sebagai bagian dari P.A.Works "seri kerja", yang menceritakan kisah tentang orang dan pekerjaan mereka, setelah Hanasaku Iroha dan Shirobako. (in) Sakura Quest (Japanese: サクラクエスト, Hepburn: Sakura Kuesuto) is a 25-episode Japanese anime television series produced by P.A. Works and directed by Sōichi Masui. It aired from April 5 to September 20, 2017. The anime is described as part of P.A. Works' "working series", which tells the stories about people and their jobs, after Hanasaku Iroha and Shirobako. (en) Sakura Quest (サクラクエスト, Sakura Kuesuto) est une série télévisée d'animation japonaise de 25 épisodes produite par P.A. Works et réalisée par Soichi Masui. Diffusé entre le 5 avril 2017 et le 20 septembre 2017, l'anime est décrit comme faisant partie des « séries sur le travail » de P.A. Works, qui raconte les histoires sur les personnes et leurs emplois, après Hanasaku Iroha et Shirobako. (fr) 『サクラクエスト』（SAKURA QUEST）は、P.A.WORKS制作による日本のオリジナルテレビアニメ作品。2016年12月7日に制作が公表され、2017年4月より9月まで2クール（全25話）で放送された。 田舎町の観光大使に就任したヒロインたちを中心に、廃れた「ミニ独立国」を再興するために奮闘する物語である。『花咲くいろは』『SHIROBAKO』に続く、P.A.WORKSの「お仕事シリーズ」第3弾。 (ja) Sakura Quest (サクラクエスト Sakura Kuesuto?) è una serie televisiva anime prodotta da P.A.Works e diretta da Sōichi Masui, trasmessa in Giappone dal 5 aprile al 20 settembre 2017. (it) 《櫻花任務》（日語：サクラクエスト）是由P.A.WORKS原創製作的日本電視動畫作品，本作也是自2011年的《花開物語》、2014年的《白箱》後「工作的女孩系列（働く女の子シリーズ）」的第三部作品，並以「區域振興」為主。 2016年12月7日在P.A.WORKS與本作品的官方Twitter公開，同時宣布首播的時間與日期。2017年4月5日至9月20日在TOKYO MX等獨立局電視網首播，全25話。 導演是曾執導過《蠟筆小新：我和我的宇宙公主》的增井壯一、劇本統籌為《Free！》《打工吧！魔王大人》的橫谷昌宏、人物原案是《刀劍神域》《結城友奈是勇者》的BUNBUN與設定由《花開物語》《SHIROBAKO》《Charlotte》的關口可奈味擔任。 (zh) Sakura Quest (яп. サクラクエスト, «Квест Сакуры») — оригинальный аниме-сериал студии P.A. Works, премьера которого состоялась 5 апреля 2017 года. Автором оригинала выступил Александр Селибидач. Режиссёр — Соити Масуи, сценарист — Масахиро Ёкотани. Дизайн персонажей разработан BUNBUN, его адаптацией в аниме занимается Канами Сэкигути. (ru) |
| dbo:network | dbr:Tokyo_MX dbr:AT-X_(company) dbr:Nippon_Broadcasting_System dbr:Asahi_Broadcasting_Corporation dbr:Tulip_Television |
| dbo:thumbnail | wiki-commons:Special:FilePath/Sakura_Quest_promo.jpg?width=300 |
| dbo:wikiPageExternalLink | http://sakura-quest.com/ |
| dbo:wikiPageID | 52501508 (xsd:integer) |
| dbo:wikiPageLength | 50972 (xsd:nonNegativeInteger) |
| dbo:wikiPageRevisionID | 1120113069 (xsd:integer) |
| dbo:wikiPageWikiLink | dbr:Reina_Ueda dbc:2017_anime_television_series_debuts dbc:Anime_with_original_screenplays dbc:Funimation dbc:Slice_of_life_anime_and_manga dbr:Colleen_Clinkenbeard dbr:Crunchyroll dbr:Elizabeth_Maxwell dbr:Alexis_Tipton dbr:Funimation dbr:Nanako_Mori dbc:Tokyo_MX_original_programming dbr:Animax_Asia dbr:Anime dbr:Shirobako dbr:Ayaka_Nanase dbr:Brina_Palencia dbr:Tia_Ballard dbr:Tokyo_MX dbr:Tomoyo_Kurosawa dbr:Jerry_Jewell dbr:Leah_Clark dbr:Nippon_BS_Broadcasting dbr:AT-X_(company) dbr:Daiki_Hamano dbr:Dallas_Reid dbc:Toho_Animation dbr:Nippon_Broadcasting_System dbr:P.A._Works dbr:Chupacabra dbr:Hanasaku_Iroha dbr:Hiro_Shimono dbr:Asahi_Broadcasting_Corporation dbr:Atsushi_Ono dbc:P.A.Works dbr:Chiemi_Tanaka dbr:Chika_Anzai dbr:Jill_Harris dbr:Katsuyuki_Konishi dbr:Sōmen dbr:Tulip_Television dbr:Masahiro_Yokotani dbr:Manjū dbr:Kohsuke_Toriumi dbr:Micronation dbr:Mikako_Komatsu dbr:Orion_Pitts dbr:Robert_McCollum dbr:Sister_cities |
| dbo:writer | dbr:Masahiro_Yokotani |
| dbp:caption | Promotional image featuring the main characters : Ririko Oribe, Shiori Shinomiya, Yoshino Koharu, Sanae Kōzuki and Maki Midorikawa. (en) |
| dbp:director | Sōichi Masui (en) |
| dbp:episodeList | #Broadcast and distribution (en) |
| dbp:episodenumber | 2 (xsd:integer) 3 (xsd:integer) 4 (xsd:integer) 5 (xsd:integer) 6 (xsd:integer) 7 (xsd:integer) 8 (xsd:integer) 9 (xsd:integer) 10 (xsd:integer) 11 (xsd:integer) 12 (xsd:integer) 13 (xsd:integer) 14 (xsd:integer) 15 (xsd:integer) 16 (xsd:integer) 17 (xsd:integer) 18 (xsd:integer) 19 (xsd:integer) 20 (xsd:integer) 21 (xsd:integer) 22 (xsd:integer) 23 (xsd:integer) 24 (xsd:integer) 25 (xsd:integer) |
| dbp:episodes | 25 (xsd:integer) |
| dbp:first | 2017-04-05 (xsd:date) |
| dbp:jaKanji | サクラクエスト (en) |
| dbp:jaRomaji | Sakura Kuesuto (en) |
| dbp:last | 2017-09-20 (xsd:date) |
| dbp:music | Makoto Miyazaki (en) |
| dbp:name | Sakura Quest (en) |
| dbp:nativetitle | スフィンクスの戯れ (en) ドラゴンの逆鱗 (en) マリオネットの饗宴 (en) マンドレイクの叫び (en) ミネルヴァの杯 (en) ユグドラシルの芽生え (en) 国王の帰還 (en) 国王の断罪 (en) 夜明けのギルド (en) 妖精のレシピ (en) 孤高のアルケミスト (en) 忘却のレクイエム (en) 悠久のオベリスク (en) 新月のルミナリエ (en) 桜の王国 (en) 氷の町のピクシー (en) 淑女の天秤 (en) 湖上のアルルカン (en) 煉獄の館 (en) 田園のマスカレード (en) 聖夜のフェニックス (en) 集いし五人の勇者たち (en) 雪解けのクリスタル (en) 霧のフォークロア (en) |
| dbp:nativetitlelangcode | ja (en) |
| dbp:network | dbr:Tokyo_MX dbr:AT-X_(company) dbr:Nippon_Broadcasting_System dbr:Asahi_Broadcasting_Corporation dbr:Tulip_Television |
| dbp:originalairdate | 2017-04-12 (xsd:date) 2017-04-19 (xsd:date) 2017-04-26 (xsd:date) 2017-05-03 (xsd:date) 2017-05-10 (xsd:date) 2017-05-17 (xsd:date) 2017-05-24 (xsd:date) 2017-05-31 (xsd:date) 2017-06-07 (xsd:date) 2017-06-14 (xsd:date) 2017-06-21 (xsd:date) 2017-06-28 (xsd:date) 2017-07-05 (xsd:date) 2017-07-12 (xsd:date) 2017-07-19 (xsd:date) 2017-07-26 (xsd:date) 2017-08-02 (xsd:date) 2017-08-09 (xsd:date) 2017-08-16 (xsd:date) 2017-08-23 (xsd:date) 2017-08-30 (xsd:date) 2017-09-06 (xsd:date) 2017-09-13 (xsd:date) 2017-09-20 (xsd:date) |
| dbp:producer | Hiroyuki Kobayashi (en) Masaya Saitou (en) Shōji Sōma (en) |
| dbp:shortsummary | 1.57788E9 (dbd:second) 2.209032E9 (dbd:second) In order to celebrate the coronation of a new Queen, Kadota purchases a thousand boxes of Manjū and tasks Yoshina with selling all of them. He promises to Yoshino that if she can sell all of the Manjū within one week, then she will be released from her contract. First, Yoshino recruits Sanae to design an online web page to try to sell the Manjū over the internet, but the site fails to pick up any traffic. Maki then suggests they film a commercial, and Shiori invites Ririko over to act as the camerawoman. The commercial involves Yoshino slaying the "Chupakabura", the town's local mythical monster. However, despite their best efforts, they are unable to sell all of the Manjū before the deadline. While dejected, the girls decide to eat some of the leftover Manjū together and admit that they each had fun working together. Yoshino then expresses her desire to view the towns' cherry blossoms with everyone, despite the fact that the cherry blossoms won't bloom for another two weeks. (en) Kadota is able to find Mayor Naumann and bring him back to Manoyama in time for the play, with the help of various townspeople. Meanwhile, Yoshino's family arrives to visit, and Amamiya is also present to record some of the events for the evening news. The Dragon Song play begins, and unlike the original tale where the dragon dies alone, her spirit comes back to forgive the villagers and encourage them to be more open and accepting of outsiders. The play then concludes with Ririko singing the full Dragon Song. The Mizuchi Festival then ends and the staff celebrate the event's success, with Kadota and Mayor Naumann becoming quick friends. Yoshino and her friends then view the cherry blossoms and reflect on the past year, as well as what they intend to do in the future. Maki decides to stay and write more plays based on Manoyaman folklore, Sanae wants to open a regional consulting office in the town, Ririko wants to travel the world, and Shiori will continue working in the Tourism Board. Yoshino decides that she will leave Manoyama once her term as Queen is over in order to pursue her own dreams, but will always consider Manoyama a second hometown. During the abdication ceremony, Kadota also announces that he is disbanding the Kingdom of Chupakabura, as Manoyama no longer needs a King or Queen as long as the town has the will to improve itself. As Yoshino leaves on the train, many of the townspeople bid her farewell. Mr. Sandal observes and remarks that both Yoshino and Manoyama are starting a new adventure. It is also revealed that Yoshino did not return to Tokyo, but instead travels to another town to help revitalize it. The final scene shows Yoshino and her friends all pursuing their dreams. (en) Ririko acts as the stand in for the missing actor, and has trouble doing the scene until Maki gives her some coaching. Maki then manages to collect a number of children to act as "mini-zombies", thanks to her father being the vice-principal of the local school. However, Maki begins to have recollection of her childhood and her love of acting, which troubles her. She then views a video of an old school play she was in that her father filmed. Meanwhile, Yoshino contacts the owners of the abandoned house and finds out they already gave permission to Shiori. She confronts Shiori who admits that she had spent her childhood at the home and has dear memories about it. Shiori realizes that the decision to burn the house is not hers to make and allows the filming to continue. On the last day of filming, preparations to burn the house are being made. However, the director makes the last second decision to have the heroine leap into the flames to burn with her lover. The rest of the crew is reluctant to endanger Moe, but Maki volunteers to be her stunt double, finally finding her passion for acting again. The scene is a success and filming wraps up, and Shiori discovers that Yoshino had petitioned to have woman who used to live in the house be included in the credits. Afterwards, the Tourism Board receives another filming request, though the director makes even more outrageous demands such as blowing up a temple. (en) Yoshino and her friends help Sanae move into their cabin. On the way, their truck breaks down and they enlist the help of Doku, Manoyama's local mechanic and inventor, to repair it. Doku also gifts them a prototype powered exoskeleton he developed to help them move their things. After hearing that the town has a large wood carving district, Yoshino gets the idea to use the wood carvers' skills to help promote Manoyama. However, the Tourism Board had tried to promote the town's wood carvers with little success in the past. Yoshino then gets the idea to combine new and old ideas by decorating the exoskeleton with wooden carvings. When that idea doesn't prove to be practical, they instead decide to decorate Doku's transforming vending machine to resemble a wood carved Buddha. However, the project angers the more conservative wood carvers and the Merchant Board, leaving Yoshino and her friends unsure of what to do. Sanae then confides to Yoshino that she left Tokyo because she was tired of overworking herself, and realizing that the world will go on despite whether she does anything or not. She then tells Yoshino that she doesn't have the motivation to be one of her Ministers and leaves. (en) The Tourism board prepares for the arrival of a film crew that will be using Manoyama as a location to film. Due to shortage of staff and a limited budget for the film, Yoshino and her friends agree to help the crew out, with the exception of Maki who seems reluctant to get involved in the film. However, they quickly find out that the director is a rather eccentric man who is prone to constantly changing the plot of the film. One change he requests is to burn down a local abandoned house for a scene, which makes Shiori uncomfortable. Even though she receives permission from the house's owners, Shiori lies and tells the others she couldn't contact them. Meanwhile, filming begins and suffers more setbacks when one of the minor actresses is injured and cannot reprise her role. Yoshino asks Maki if she can stand in, causing Maki to angrily snap at her and storm off. Incensed, Sanae goes to confront Maki when she sees Maki turns out to be acquainted with the film's female lead, Moe. Maki explains to Sanae that she feels she doesn't have the drive to become a true actress and decided to find some other pursuit in life. Sanae chastises Maki for so easily abandoning something she dedicated her life to and tells her to apologize to Yoshino before leaving. Meanwhile, Yoshino continues to look for a stand in. (en) Taking charge of the Tourism Board's event, Shiori decides to turn it into a contest where participants compete by making the best Sōmen dish, with the winning recipe becoming Manoyama's signature dish. Since Sōmen is a local staple of the town, the Merchant Board has no objections to Shiori's plan. Yoshino and her ministers head out to recruit contestants. Yoshino meets Dokushima and commissions him to develop a special Sōmen making machine while Shiori and the others talk with Kumano again, who mentions that he had originally gone to France to train as a cook to impress Sayuri. When Sayuri prepares to leave town, Kumano meets her again and asks her why she never met him at the train station to bid him farewell before he left for France. Sayuri replies that she had also been waiting at the station at the agreed upon time but never saw him, leaving the both of them confused. Once the festival begins, Shiori is overjoyed to see a huge crowd attending. Yoshino shows off her interactive Sōmen-making arcade machine, and while Shiori doesn't win the contest, her Happy Sōmen recipe becomes very popular. Shiori also figures out that the reason why Sayuri and Kumano never met was because Sayuri was accidentally using an outdated calendar and came on the wrong day as a result, and clears up the misunderstanding between them. The contest is a success, and Yoshino gives Shiori the official title of "Minister of Mediation." (en) Yoshino voluntarily becomes the Warabiya villagers' hostage since she wants to help them get their bus service back as well. Eventually, the villagers turn their town into the "Republic of Warabiya", and begin gaining fans and support from Manoyama. Sanae confronts the Professor, who explains that he doesn't expect the village's withdrawal to succeed in restoring the bus service, but he did want to make Manoyama aware of Warabiya's issues. He also reveals to her that he had them teach the villagers how to use the internet so that they could record their lives and culture in a digital archive that will exist long after the village disappears. Sanae then works together with Takamizawa to set up a "on demand" bus service for Warabiya. Since the villagers can now use the internet, they make reservations for the bus online, eliminating the need for a regular bus route. The Professor ends the withdrawal and incorporates Warabiya back into the Kingdom of Chupakabura. Later that night, the Professor tips off Yoshino and her friends that a treasure is located in his storehouse before collapsing and dying. After the Professor's funeral, Yoshino and her friends find the Staff in the Professor's storeroom and use the on demand bus to transport it back to Manoyama. (en) Yoshino and her friends search Manoyama for the three treasures, but nobody remembers where they went. They then pursue a lead where the Professor, a cultural anthropologist, may know where the treasures are, but he lives in the remote Warayiba Village up in the mountains. Yoshino and her friends meet him, and he gives them a hint that one to the treasures is hidden in one of the town's old storehouses. However, he does not tell them that the treasure is in fact being kept in his own storehouse. Meanwhile, the bus route from Manoyama to Warayiba is planned to be removed, which would effectively strand the small elderly population of the village. After still having no luck finding the treasure, Sanae remembers a piece of advice the Professor gave her and comes up with the idea to teach the elderly residents how to use tablets. The elderly can use the tablets to communicate and reduce their reliance on the bus while the search for the treasure can be better coordinated. The plan is successful, with the elderly learning how to use their tablets. The Professor then invites Yoshino to his home, where he takes her hostage. The Professor and the residents of Warayiba then release a video announcing their intention to secede from the Kingdom of Chupakabura unless their bus service is restored. (en) Maki continues working on the Dragon Song play, though her acting group mentions their concerns that the original ending where the dragon dies may be too depressing for a play, and Maki agrees some adjustments may be needed. Meanwhile, Yoshino receives an offer from an Manoyama alumni to open a branch of the highly successful Belem bakery in the town. Mrs. Oribe asks around the shopping district to see if any owners are willing to rent out their store spaces, but many refuse since they live on the second floor of their shops. Even the one Merchant Board member who does not live in his store, Akiyama, refuses to rent out for unknown reasons. Mrs. Oribe then organizes an emergency meeting of the Merchant Board and considers disbanding the organization since the shopping district has apparently become obsolete. The other merchants begin pressuring Akiyama to rent out his store, until Yoshino speaks up and points out that even if it's for the revitalization of the town, decisions shouldn't be forced on those who don't want to participate. Akiyama then reveals that he rented out his store to an outsider in the past, only for him to abandon to store and leaving Akiyama to pay off the loan. Feeling ashamed, one of the other merchants volunteers to rent his store out to Belem. Maki changes the ending of the play to be more upbeat. Yoshino decides to use the toy Golden Dragon as one of the three treasures for the Mizuchi Festival. However, as preparations are going along smoothly, Kadota informs everybody that the government is planning to absorb Manoyama into the neighboring city of Tomikura. (en) Yoshino is tasked with helping organize a "Rural Romance Matchmaking Tour" for the local Community Club, where three women from the city have been invited to visit Manoyama to look for potential suitors. Yoshino and her ministers organize a planned schedule for the tour, which includes teaching the women Manoyama's traditional dance, which is taught to all of the girls of the town. Yoshino shows interest in learning it as well, though Ririko states she never had an interest in learning the dance. On the first day of the Matchmaking Tour, Yoshino and Maki greet the three women and introduce them to the single members of the Community Club. They then organize an evening barbecue beside the local lake, where the women and the Community Club further mingle. Yoshino, Maki, Shiori, and Sanae perform the Manoyama Dance, with Ririko declining to participate. Kadota explains to the women that the dance was originally created to ward away a dragon that lives in the lake. A sudden rain storm then hits, forcing everybody to flee for shelter. However, in the confusion, a stone dragon idol is accidentally knocked over and damaged. As a large unknown man emerges from the lake, Ririko is separated from the rest of the group and takes refuge at a nearby bus stop. (en) Maki, Shiori, and Ririko come across Erika, who they found out is trying to run away from Tokyo. They decide to let Erika live with them for a while until she calms down. Meanwhile, Yoshino and Sanae bring their proposal to revive the Mizuchi Festival to the Merchant Board, and Mrs. Oribe accepts, though she instructs them to obtain the consent of all of the other shopkeepers in town. Shiori becomes troubled when she realizes that out of the group, she is the only person who has never shown any interest in leaving home. She tries to talk to Erika to find out why she wants to leave Manoyama, and Erika reveals her greatest fear is growing old in the town without taking the opportunity to experience life outside. Overhearing a conversation, Maki and Ririko learn from Takamizawa that he and his friends found the Golden Dragon when they were young and buried it in a nearby park. Yoshino and her friends meet Takamizawa at the park, but learn that they must solve a secret code he and friends created when they were young in order to locate the Golden Dragon. (en) Yoshino and her friends, with the exception of Sanae, begin a rigorous study program to find out all they can about wood carving. Upon discovering that the Manoyama wood carvers had continually changed their products as the times changed, Yoshino gets the idea to build a massive palace out of wood sculptures as a tourist attraction called the "Sakura Pond Familia". However, Kadota points out the issue of who will raise the required funds to build such a structure. Yoshino manages to gain the backing of Mr. Sandal, who is a modestly famous local artist. Meanwhile, Sanae continues to wonder what her purpose in Manoyama is. She has a brief talk with Yoshino, who tells her that even if anybody can be replaced in a job, individual people will always have different results. Encouraged, Sanae begins taking steps to make the Sakura Pond Familia a reality. She first suggests starting small by erecting traditional wood carving panels in the Manoyama train station, while at the same time promoting a line of wood carved products such as designer shoes, which everybody agrees to. Afterwards, some visitors arriving in the train station see the wood carvings and are awed at the sight of them. (en) The arrival of Ptolemaios attracts a massive crowd to Manoyama, who attend the Founding Festival as they wait for the concert to begin. However, most of the crowd is more interested in Ptolemaios than the festival. When the concert is delayed and starts in the middle of the trivia contest, much of the crowd leaves to see the concert instead. Despite this setback, Yoshino and her ministers are able to complete the trivia contest and the festival ends with an attendance of over 6,000 people. Later, when Moving Mountains airs, the girls are dismayed to discover that the episode was edited in a way that misrepresented how the festival preparations actually occurred, and showed no footage of the actual Founding Festival, instead focusing on Ptolemaios. In addition, only twenty out of the thousand distributed coupons had been redeemed, indicating that none of the guests had decided to return to the town. Yoshino realizes that despite all her efforts, nothing has actually changed in the town. Dismayed, she packs her suitcase and leaves for the train station. (en) As Yoshino and her ministers prepare for the upcoming Founding Festival, they are approached by Amamiya. He is the producer for a popular documentary series called Moving Mountains, and as a Manoyama native, he is interested in filming an episode focusing on the Manoyama Tourism Board. While filming goes smoothly, Amamiya is troubled at the fact that Yoshino seems too "normal", which may make it difficult for viewers to be interested in her. Afterwards, Yoshino reveals to her friends that she was the 100,000 visitor to the town in her youth, and despite that story being perfect for Amamiya, her friends agree to keep that fact a secret between them. The next day, the board has trouble finding sponsors to fund the Found Festival when Amamiya arrives and lets them know he secured the popular band Ptolemaios to perform at the festival, and even convinced his network to fully fund the event. Their final task is to convince the Merchant Board and Community Club to allow the distribution of coupons to the tourists for Manoyama businesses. While many of the members balk at first, Yoshino manages to garner enough support from the people she's helped to convince Mrs. Oribe to back her plan. That night, Yoshino is woken by Maki and Sanae, who show her the crowd of people who have arrived in anticipation for the Ptolemaios concert, which is a positive sign for the festival's attendance. (en) The next day, Yoshino arranges for the dragon statue to be repaired, though her friends joke that they are now cursed by the dragon. Meanwhile, Ririko secludes herself at him under the guise of a cold, as she reflects on how she doesn't seem to fit in with the rest of the town. As the matchmaking tour continues, it is revealed that Mr. Sandal's great grandparents met in Manoyama, meaning his is descended from a Manoyama native. Yoshino also discovers that Ririko's mother came from outside the town, but eventually left and divorced. With her mother gone and her father working overseas, Ririko lives along with her grandmother. However, as the tour moves through the town, they begin to find clues that they are being followed by a mysterious stranger. Ririko begins to study the legend of the dragon, and tells Yoshino that there's a different interpretation of it. Instead of warding away the dragon, the dance was originally supposed to appease it, but due to a misunderstanding the dragon hid in fear and died alone, and the remorseful villagers wrote a song honoring the dragon. Fortunately, Mr. Sandal happens to know the song, as it was passed down from great grandmother to him. That night, at the last event of the tour, it is revealed the mysterious stranger is in fact the boyfriend of one of the visiting girls who followed her to the town. Ririko then overcomes her shyness and sings the dragon song, impressing everybody. The next day, the girls return home, but promise to come back to visit Manoyama again, and Ririko points out that they could market the town as a popular spot for elopement. (en) Ririko is able to figure out the code, noting how it must be read vertically instead of horizontally, but the resulting message seems contradictory since it says to take 2427 steps outside of the park. Meanwhile, Erika's little brother Anji becomes anxious about Erika's absence and wants her to come home, and begins asking about the Golden Dragon's power to grant wishes. Yoshino and her friends then return to the dorm, where Erika begins suffering from a toothache due to a loose molar. There is no child strength painkiller available and the stores are normally closed at night, but through Mrs. Oribe, they are able to convince the local pharmacy owner to open for them. Later, they receive word that Anji has run away from home to find the Golden Dragon to wish for Erika to come home. After a massive search by the whole town, Mr. Sandal finds Anji and returns him. Upon seeing how much Anji wants her to stay, Erika agrees to return home. Shiori then gets an idea to revitalize the shopping district by borrowing Warayiba Village's custom of hanging lanterns outside their homes, to make the district look more lively. Takamizawa and his friends manage to find the "Golden Dragon", but it is in fact a toy and not the real treasure. They return to the town and are amazed to see the entire district decorated with lanterns. (en) Despite taking part in the audition, Maki is not selected for a part and returns to Manoyama. She comes back to see that the hot lunch party was a failure, as nobody came to attend, and surmises that nobody has realized the school actually closed since a formal closing ceremony was never held. This gives Yoshino the idea to hold an official closing ceremony for the school and invite all of the past graduates to attend. One of the main events will be a Christmas stage play with Maki taking on the lead role. In light of this, Maki takes charge of all of the preparations for the play. On the day of the closing ceremony, attendance is strong as a number of past graduates and staff arrive. The play proves to be a huge success, with the entire audience giving their applause. Yoshino then reveals that even though the school is closed, they plan on reopening the building and repurposing it as a public community center dedicated to spreading Manoyama culture, which receives the support of the graduates. Encouraged by the success of the Christmas play, Maki decides to form her own acting troupe and create a play around the Dragon Song to explain its origins. Meanwhile, an anonymous benefactor pays the cost of repair for the Hanging Drum, and Maki surmises that the benefactor is her father. (en) Yoshino continues trying to help revitalize Manoyama, with little success. During a television interview, Yoshino realizes that she doesn't actually know all that much about the town, nor what to do to actually change things. However, when she tries to ask the townspeople what they think should be done, the majority of them end up being completely apathetic to their situation. Yoshino researches the town's history a little more and finds out that Manoyama is famous for its turnips, and tried to market a turnip-based mascot called "Kabura Kid", which ended in failure. Kadota then had the idea to use the Chupakabura as the town's mascot against the Merchant Board's wishes, resulting in the current feud between the Tourism and Merchant boards. Yoshino and Kadota then head for the Regional Mascot Festival competition, but the head for his Chupakabura costume is misplaced in the garbage. Kadota is then left to decide whether to wear the dirty Chupakabura mask, or the mask of Kabura Kid, which he dislikes. Frustrated at everybody's indecision, Yoshino makes Kadota wear the Kabura Kid mask, but when she goes up to stage, she makes a sincere speech about how she will find something that will make the townspeople of Manoyama unite to improve their town. Afterwards, Yoshino officially enlists the aid of Shiori, Maki, Ririko, and Sanae to assist her as her "Ministers". (en) After the Founding Festival, Yoshino and her ministers go on vacation and go their separate ways. Yoshino returns to her hometown, Sanae goes to visit friends back in Tokyo, Maki goes to see one of Moe's plays, and Shiori and Ririko work on a proposal to turn Manoyama's empty houses into bed and breakfasts. Sanae goes drinking with her friends, who discuss the difficulties of office work and building their own businesses, and they note that Sanae seems more self confident and assured since they last saw her. Maki has dinner with Moe, who convinces her to attending an acting workshop being hosted by a famous director. Yoshino reunites with her family and her old friends, and attends her town's local festival. After seeing how her town seems have been revitalized, Yoshino regains the desire to help Manoyama, and her parents tell her they plan on bringing the whole family to visit her there one day. Back in Manoyama, Shiori and Ririko inspect one of the empty houses, where they encounter a group of Spanish speaking tourists. While the tourists are friendly and mean no harm, Shiori and Ririko cannot understand Spanish and become terrified of them. (en) Yoshino and her ministers help Shiori harvest her family's crops, and meet Shiori's older sister Sayuri. Sayuri works as a nurse for a hospital in a neighboring town and plans to move there to make the commute easier. Meanwhile, Yoshino organizes the C-Rank Gourmet, which is plan to come up with a signature dish for Manoyama that will hopefully draw tourists to the town. However, all of the attempts by Yoshino and her ministers to come up with their own dishes end in failure, so they instead decide to consult with the town's local restaurants. They then meet Kumano, an old acquaintance of Sayuri who has just recently returned to Manoyama from France, and intends to inherit his family's restaurant. Shiori then learns that Sayuri and Kumano both had crushes on each other in high school, which neither of them had realized. Later, an angry Mrs. Oribe confronts Yoshino, pointing out that the C-Rank Gourmet has been scheduled on the same day as the annual summer festival, putting the Tourism Board's event in direct competition with the Merchant Board's. Yoshino is shocked at the oversight and apologizes. Though when Mrs. Oribe asks Yoshino what she plans to do correct the problem, Shiori steps and assures everybody that she will come up with a plan that will make everybody happy. (en) Yoshino and her friends search a nearby shut down school for another Treasure, the Hanging Drum. While there, they hear rumors of the old school being haunted by a spirit known as the "Blood Soaked Santa", and encounter Maki's father. With his help, Yoshino and her friends are able to find the Hanging Drum, though it is damaged and in need of repair. As the Drum is moved out, Yoshino finds out that the school is scheduled to be torn down, and decides to try and find a way to preserve it. Eventually she settles on hosting a hot lunch party there. Meanwhile, Maki still refuses to move back in to her home due to her strained relationship with her father. She stops by to give her mother a present, but instead gets into an argument with her father and leaves. Maki then finds out that her application to an audition was accepted, but decides not to go. She runs into her father again, who reminisces that Maki used to be a lot happier when she was younger and pursuing acting. Yoshino and Sanae find out about the audition from Maki's brother and convince Maki to go, pointing out that she'll only regret not taking the opportunity. Listening to her friends' advice, Maki leaves for Tokyo to attend the audition. (en) |
| dbp:studio | dbr:P.A._Works |
| dbp:title | Minerva's Sake Saucer (en) The Budding Yggdrasil (en) The Cry of the Mandrake (en) The Crystal of Melting Snow (en) The Dawn Guild (en) The Dragon's Soft Spot (en) The Eternal Obelisk (en) The Fairy's Recipe (en) The Foggy Folklore (en) The Forgotten Requiem (en) The Gathering of the Five Champions (en) The Harlequin on the Pond (en) The Kingdom of Cherry Blossoms (en) The Lady's Scales (en) The Lone Alchemist (en) The Mansion in Purgatory (en) The Marionette's Banquet (en) The New Moon Luminarie (en) The Phoenix in the Holy Night (en) The Pixie in the Town of Ice (en) The Queen's Return (en) The Queen, Convicted (en) The Rural Masquerade (en) The Sphinx's Antics (en) |
| dbp:translittitle | Bōkyaku no Rekuiemu (en) Den'en no Masukarēdo (en) Doragon no Gekirin (en) Kiri no Fōkuroa (en) Kojō no Arurukan (en) Kokuō no Danzai (en) Kokuō no Kikan (en) Kokō no Arukemisuto (en) Kōri no Machi no Pikushī (en) Mandoreiku no Sakebi (en) Marionetto no Kyōen (en) Mineruvua no Sakazuki (en) Rengoku no Yakata (en) Sakura no Ōkoku (en) Seiya no Fenikkusu (en) Shingetsu no Ruminarie (en) Shukujo no Tenbin (en) Sufinkusu no Tawamure (en) Tsudoishi Gonin no Yūshatachi (en) Yoake no Girudo (en) Yugudorashiru no Mebae (en) Yukidoke no Kurisutaru (en) Yōsei no Reshipi (en) Yūkyū no Oberisuku (en) |
| dbp:type | TV series (en) |
| dbp:wikiPageUsesTemplate | dbt:Abbr dbt:Ann dbt:Efn dbt:In_lang dbt:Infobox_animanga/Footer dbt:Infobox_animanga/Header dbt:Infobox_animanga/Video dbt:Nihongo dbt:Notelist dbt:Reflist dbt:Short_description dbt:Start_date dbt:Voiced_by dbt:English_anime_licensee dbt:Episode_list dbt:English_anime_networks dbt:P.A._Works |
| dbp:writer | dbr:Masahiro_Yokotani |
| dct:subject | dbc:2017_anime_television_series_debuts dbc:Anime_with_original_screenplays dbc:Funimation dbc:Slice_of_life_anime_and_manga dbc:Tokyo_MX_original_programming dbc:Toho_Animation dbc:P.A.Works |
| rdf:type | dbo:Cartoon dbo:work wikidata:Q1107 wikidata:Q627603 dbo:Anime |
| rdfs:comment | ساكورا كوست (باليابانية: サクラクエスト، بالروماجي: Sakura Kuesuto) هو مسلسل أنمي ياباني تلفزيوني من إنتاج استوديو P.A.Works، وإخراج سويتشي ماسوي، عرض الأنمي في 5 أبريل عام 2017 واستمر عرضه حتى 20 سبتمبر عام 2017، وتكون من 25 حلقة. (ar) Sakura Quest (bahasa Jepang: サクラクエスト Hepburn: Sakura Kuesuto) adalah serial televisi Jepang tahun 2017 yang diproduksi oleh P.A.Works dan disutradarai oleh Soichi Masui. Ini ditayangkan dari 5 April hingga 20 September 2017. Anime ini digambarkan sebagai bagian dari P.A.Works "seri kerja", yang menceritakan kisah tentang orang dan pekerjaan mereka, setelah Hanasaku Iroha dan Shirobako. (in) Sakura Quest (Japanese: サクラクエスト, Hepburn: Sakura Kuesuto) is a 25-episode Japanese anime television series produced by P.A. Works and directed by Sōichi Masui. It aired from April 5 to September 20, 2017. The anime is described as part of P.A. Works' "working series", which tells the stories about people and their jobs, after Hanasaku Iroha and Shirobako. (en) Sakura Quest (サクラクエスト, Sakura Kuesuto) est une série télévisée d'animation japonaise de 25 épisodes produite par P.A. Works et réalisée par Soichi Masui. Diffusé entre le 5 avril 2017 et le 20 septembre 2017, l'anime est décrit comme faisant partie des « séries sur le travail » de P.A. Works, qui raconte les histoires sur les personnes et leurs emplois, après Hanasaku Iroha et Shirobako. (fr) 『サクラクエスト』（SAKURA QUEST）は、P.A.WORKS制作による日本のオリジナルテレビアニメ作品。2016年12月7日に制作が公表され、2017年4月より9月まで2クール（全25話）で放送された。 田舎町の観光大使に就任したヒロインたちを中心に、廃れた「ミニ独立国」を再興するために奮闘する物語である。『花咲くいろは』『SHIROBAKO』に続く、P.A.WORKSの「お仕事シリーズ」第3弾。 (ja) Sakura Quest (サクラクエスト Sakura Kuesuto?) è una serie televisiva anime prodotta da P.A.Works e diretta da Sōichi Masui, trasmessa in Giappone dal 5 aprile al 20 settembre 2017. (it) 《櫻花任務》（日語：サクラクエスト）是由P.A.WORKS原創製作的日本電視動畫作品，本作也是自2011年的《花開物語》、2014年的《白箱》後「工作的女孩系列（働く女の子シリーズ）」的第三部作品，並以「區域振興」為主。 2016年12月7日在P.A.WORKS與本作品的官方Twitter公開，同時宣布首播的時間與日期。2017年4月5日至9月20日在TOKYO MX等獨立局電視網首播，全25話。 導演是曾執導過《蠟筆小新：我和我的宇宙公主》的增井壯一、劇本統籌為《Free！》《打工吧！魔王大人》的橫谷昌宏、人物原案是《刀劍神域》《結城友奈是勇者》的BUNBUN與設定由《花開物語》《SHIROBAKO》《Charlotte》的關口可奈味擔任。 (zh) Sakura Quest (яп. サクラクエスト, «Квест Сакуры») — оригинальный аниме-сериал студии P.A. Works, премьера которого состоялась 5 апреля 2017 года. Автором оригинала выступил Александр Селибидач. Режиссёр — Соити Масуи, сценарист — Масахиро Ёкотани. Дизайн персонажей разработан BUNBUN, его адаптацией в аниме занимается Канами Сэкигути. (ru) |
| rdfs:label | ساكورا كوست (ar) Sakura Quest (fr) Sakura Quest (in) Sakura Quest (it) サクラクエスト (ja) Sakura Quest (en) Sakura Quest (ru) 櫻花任務 (zh) |
| owl:sameAs | yago-res:Sakura Quest wikidata:Sakura Quest dbpedia-ar:Sakura Quest dbpedia-fr:Sakura Quest dbpedia-id:Sakura Quest dbpedia-it:Sakura Quest dbpedia-ja:Sakura Quest dbpedia-ru:Sakura Quest dbpedia-th:Sakura Quest dbpedia-tr:Sakura Quest dbpedia-zh:Sakura Quest https://global.dbpedia.org/id/2c4RY |
| prov:wasDerivedFrom | wikipedia-en:Sakura_Quest?oldid=1120113069&ns=0 |
| foaf:depiction | wiki-commons:Special:FilePath/Sakura_Quest_promo.jpg |
| foaf:homepage | http://sakura-quest.com/ |
| foaf:isPrimaryTopicOf | wikipedia-en:Sakura_Quest |
| is dbo:wikiPageRedirects of | dbr:List_of_Sakura_Quest_episodes |
| is dbo:wikiPageWikiLink of | dbr:Caitlin_Glass dbr:List_of_anime_releases_made_concurrently_in_the_United_States_and_Japan dbr:Dawn_M._Bennett dbr:Howard_Wang dbr:List_of_programmes_broadcast_by_Animax dbr:Reina_Ueda dbr:Ricco_Fajardo dbr:Cynthia_Cranz dbr:J._Michael_Tatum dbr:Jad_Saxton dbr:12th_Seiyu_Awards dbr:Colleen_Clinkenbeard dbr:Anastasia_Muñoz dbr:Masatomo_Nakazawa dbr:Ruriko_Aoki dbr:Elizabeth_Maxwell dbr:Miho_Wataya dbr:Mike_McFarland dbr:Clifford_Chapin dbr:Alexis_Tipton dbr:Nanako_Mori dbr:2017_in_anime dbr:Luci_Christian dbr:Mamiko_Noto dbr:Yukiko_Horiguchi dbr:Suzuki_(surname) dbr:Ayaka_Nanase dbr:Brina_Palencia dbr:Bryan_Massey dbr:Bryn_Apprill dbr:Tia_Ballard dbr:Toho dbr:Tomoyo_Kurosawa dbr:Wataru_Hatano dbr:Jeremy_Inman dbr:Jerry_Jewell dbr:Justin_Briner dbr:Leah_Clark dbr:List_of_Christmas_television_specials dbr:Zach_Bolton dbr:2nd_Crunchyroll_Anime_Awards dbr:Alejandro_Saab dbr:Daiki_Hamano dbr:Dallas_Reid dbr:Daman_Mills dbr:Eric_Kelso dbr:Eric_Vale dbr:Erika_(given_name) dbr:Felecia_Angelle dbr:P.A._Works dbr:Hiro_Shimono dbr:Jamie_Marchi dbr:Atsushi_Ono dbr:Chiemi_Tanaka dbr:Chika_Anzai dbr:Jill_Harris dbr:Katsuyuki_Konishi dbr:Masahiro_Yokotani dbr:Sonny_Strait dbr:Inori_Minase dbr:Mikako_Komatsu dbr:Nanto,_Toyama dbr:Natalie_Hoover dbr:Natsuko_Kuwatani dbr:Orion_Pitts dbr:Yoko_Hikasa dbr:Yoshiyuki_Shimozuma dbr:Megan_Shipman dbr:Wendy_Powell dbr:Monica_Rial_filmography dbr:Seiyu_Award_for_Best_Rookie_Actress dbr:Robert_McCollum dbr:List_of_Sakura_Quest_episodes |
| is foaf:primaryTopic of | wikipedia-en:Sakura_Quest |
