Weathering with You

Weathering with You (Japanese: 天気の子, Hepburn: Tenki no Ko, lit. "Child of Weather") is a 2019 Japanese animated romance/fantasy film written and directed by Makoto Shinkai. Set in Japan during a period of exceptionally rainy weather, the film tells the story of a high-school boy who runs away from his rural home to Tokyo and befriends an orphan girl who has the ability to manipulate the weather. The film was produced by Genki Kawamura, and the music was composed by Radwimps.

Weathering with You
Japanese theatrical release poster
Japanese天気の子
HepburnTenki no Ko
LiterallyChild of Weather
Directed byMakoto Shinkai
Produced byGenki Kawamura
Written byMakoto Shinkai
Starring
Music byRadwimps
CinematographyRyōsuke Tsuda
Edited byMakoto Shinkai
Production
company
Distributed byToho
Release date
  • July 19, 2019 (2019-07-19) (Japan)
Running time
112 minutes[1]
CountryJapan
LanguageJapanese
Box office
  • ¥14.06 billion (Japan)
  • $193.1 million (worldwide)[2]

The film was released in Japan on July 19, 2019; the previous day, a novel adaptation written by Shinkai—one of his original works—was published. A manga adaptation illustrated by Watari Kubota was first serialized in Kodansha's Afternoon on July 25 the same year. It was released in 140 countries throughout the world, earning over US$193.1 million worldwide and ¥14.06 billion in Japan. The film was selected as the Japanese entry for Best International Feature Film at the 92nd Academy Awards. It also received four Annie Award nominations including Best Independent Animated Feature.

The film received generally positive reviews. On the review aggregator website Rotten Tomatoes, the film has a 91% rating, with the critics' consensus saying; it is beautifully animated and narratively engaged. On Metacritic, the film also got generally favorable reactions. Individual reviewers have also praised the film for its animation, plot, music, visuals, and use of weather to convey the story's metaphor. Some compared the film with Shinkai's previous work, Your Name, criticizing it for its lack of clarity of vision and unresolved plot threads.

Plot

In June 2021, first year high schooler Hodaka Morishima runs away from Kōzu-shima to move to Tokyo. When his ferry to the city is hit by a freak rainstorm, he is saved by Keisuke Suga, who gives Hodaka his business card. As Hodaka becomes broke and struggles to find work, he meets Hina Amano, an employee of McDonald's restaurant. She takes pity on him and gives him food. Later on, Hodaka finds an abandoned handgun in a trashcan he fell onto. After tracking down Suga's business location, he meets him there and his niece, Natsumi. Suga hires him as his assistant at a small occult magazine publishing company, where they investigate urban legends related to the unusually rainy weather in Tokyo. From a psychic, they hear the legend of a "sunshine girl" who can control the weather.

Hodaka sees Hina being intimidated into working at a back-alley club. He scares off the club owners by firing his gun into the air, thinking it was a toy. He and Hina escape; she takes him to Yoyogi Kaikan, an abandoned building with a shrine on its roof, where he throws the gun away. Hina astonishes Hodaka by demonstrating her ability to clear the sky by praying. Hodaka finds out that Hina lives alone with her brother Nagi, and they have no adult guardian. Seeing how they are in a financial trouble, Hodaka proposes to start a business with Hina with the ability of sunshine girl: a job to clear the weather for events such as weddings and parties. They create a website to accept orders and their business quickly becomes a success. However, when clearing the sky for the Jingu Fireworks Festival, Hina is shown on television and their site gets flooded with requests, so they decide to close their business.

A detective with the police search for Hodaka, as his family filed a search request. They find out that Hodaka was caught on a security camera threatening the club owners with a handgun. Officers arrive at the apartment where Hina lives with Nagi and interrogate her; Hina realizes that because they have no legal guardians, with their mother having died recently, social services are going to take them into custody. Hodaka visits Suga, who has also been visited by the police. Suga fires him and gives him a retirement allowance, explaining that the police suspect him of kidnapping Hodaka. Hodaka, Hina and Nagi try to run away, but they are halted by a heavy rainstorm and snowfall. They take shelter in a love hotel, and spend the night with instant food and doing karaoke. Hina reveals that her body is slowly turning into water. She explains that she is the cause of the abnormal weather and is intended to be a human sacrifice; her disappearance will return the weather to normal. Hodaka promises to protect her, but the next morning, Hina has vanished into the sky and the rain has stopped.

The police steps into the hotel room, sending Nagi to the children's counseling center and taking Hodaka to the police station. Having already fallen in love with Hina, Hodaka decides to bring her back to Earth and escapes from the police custody with the help of Natsumi and her Honda Super Cub. After her motorcycle is immobilized, Hodaka resumes on-foot to Yoyogi Kaikan building to reach the shrine. Inside, he encounters Suga, who attempts to stop him. The police surround Hodaka, but Suga, now inspired by Hodaka's desperation to see Hina, helps him escape. At the roof-top shrine, Hodaka jumps through the shrine gate and is transported into the sky, where he finds Hina and asks her to leave with him, insisting that Hina let go of her worries about the weather and start living for herself. As soon as they come back to the rooftop shrine, Hina, Hodaka, Natsumi, Nagi, and Suga are all arrested, and the heavy rains resume. Hodaka is sentenced to a three-year probation and sent back to his home Kōzu-shima.

Three years later, the rain has been falling without end in Tokyo, submerging much of the city. In the spring of 2024, having finished his probation, Hodaka graduates from high school (2 of his classmates ask whether he was wanted by the Tokyo police while he thinks it is a love proposal coming his way) and returns to Tokyo to join the university. He meets with Suga, who has expanded his business. After Suga encourages him to find Hina, Hodaka finds her praying on a street overlooking the drowned city. They reunite, with Hodaka promising her that they will be alright.

Characters
Hodaka Morishima (森嶋 帆高, Morishima Hodaka)
Voiced by: Kotaro Daigo[3] (Japanese); Brandon Engman[4] (English)
He is a freshman at Kōzu-shima high school. He ran away from home by ferry to Tokyo. There is no detailed explanation of the reason for his running away from home in the film. Because he was a runaway and could not present his identification, he could not get a part-time job so he had to spend his days at an Internet cafe. He accidentally picked up a gun believed to have been discarded by Shibata, a criminal who had been arrested for possessing a large number of firearms. Later, he got into trouble with Kimura, a club owner who was trying to recruit Hina, who was looking for a high paying job. He accidentally fired the handgun, trying to threaten him, but the bullet missed. After finding Keisuke, he was hired by him and got food and shelter. His life in Tokyo was smooth sailing, but he was pursued by the police for two reasons: the fact that the shot was caught on security cameras and his family had reported him missing.
Hina Amano (天野 陽菜, Amano Hina)
Voiced by: Nana Mori[3] (Japanese); Ashley Boettcher[4] (English)
She is a third year junior high school student, born on August 22. She started working part-time at a McDonald's restaurant in Kabukicho, but later she was fired because she falsely represented her age. She was 14 years old when she first met Hodaka, but she told him she would be 18 on her next birthday.
By passing through a small shrine gate on the roof of an abandoned building in Yoyogi, she gained the ability to temporarily clear a localized area by praying. But it also came at the cost of her body gradually becoming more transparent with each use of that ability, and turning into water at the end. Initially, she was unaware of this, and even considered the "100% sunshine girl" business to be her calling, but she later realized this when Natsumi showed her a video of a priest of a weather shrine recounting weather maiden lore.
Keisuke Suga (須賀 圭介, Suga Keisuke)
Voiced by: Shun Oguri[5][6] (Japanese); Lee Pace[4] (English)
A middle-aged man who runs a small occult magazine publishing company. He writes articles for weekly occult magazines, but he makes fun of superstitions and the like, and he thinks his readers do not believe in the content of his articles as much as he does. On his way to Tokyo, he rescued Hodaka from almost falling off the ship, which the latter then bought a meal and beer for him in the ship's dining room. When disembarking from the ship, he gave Hodaka his business card. Later, he hired Hodaka as his assistant when he came to visit him. He used the "100% sunshine girl" service to meet his daughter Moka who had been taken in by his mother-in-law Mamiya. Mamiya wouldn't let his daughter visit him on rainy days because she has asthma.
In the early planning stages of producing the movie, the character Keisuke was planned to be a miscellaneous writer and weather researcher.[7]
Natsumi Suga (須賀 夏美, Suga Natsumi)
Voiced by: Tsubasa Honda[6] (Japanese); Alison Brie[4] (English)
Keisuke's niece and a college student working part-time at his office. Hodaka at first thought she was Keisuke's mistress because of her bewitching appearance, her behavior, calling Keisuke "Kei-chan", and the fact that she raised her little finger when explaining her relationship with Keisuke. In addition to working at the office, she worked hard to get a job, but she was not successful.
Nagisa (Nagi) Amano (天野 凪, Amano Nagi)
Voiced by: Sakura Kiryu[6] (Japanese); Emeka Guindo[4] (English)
He is Hina's younger brother studying in fifth grade. At first, he had a bad impression of Hodaka, but when Hina and Hodaka started the "100% sunshine girl" business, he became friends with him. He also became friends with Keisuke's daughter on the very first day they met. Due to his childhood experience, he makes mature comments that are not typical of elementary schoolers. Hodaka calls him "sempai".
Yasui (安井, Yasui)
Voiced by: Sei Hiraizumi[6] (Japanese); Mike Pollock[4] (English)
An old, experienced police officer who works with Takai on the investigation. He is a relatively calm man and adopts a persuasion-oriented policy. In the abandoned Yoyogi building scene at the end of the film, he was the only one who holded his gun down when Detective Takai and the others surrounded Hodaka.
Takai (高井, Takai)
Voiced by: Yūki Kaji[6] (Japanese); Riz Ahmed[4] (English)
A young detective who works with Yasui on the investigation. According to his police notebook, his full name is Takashi Takai, a lieutenant. He has a high sense of duty as a police officer, but his youth makes his blood easily rise to his head, and he is willing to use any means necessary to arrest Hodaka, even pointing a gun at him or punching him in the face.
Fumi Tachibana (立花 冨美, Tachibana Fumi)
Voiced by: Chieko Baisho[6] (Japanese); Barbara Goodson[4] (English)
Taki's grandmother. She wrote on the website of the sunshine girl service requesting that the first day of Obon ceremony for her husband be sunny. She then told Hodaka and others, who visited her for the sunshine girl request, that dead people come back from the sky in August. Afterwards, she moved to an apartment west of the submerged area (around Takashimadaira station) because the area of her house was submerged due to heavy rain. She again sent a request to the website. When Hodaka visits her house to inform her that her request could not be accepted, she told him that she believed that the submerged area had been in the sea before the Edo period, and that it had simply returned to its original state. A kumihimo bracelet could be seen on Fumi's right hand in this scene.

In Your Name, Taki and Mitsuha reunited in 2022, but in this film, the continuous rainfall in Tokyo didn't start until the early summer of 2021. Therefore, the fact that the sky was clear in the scene where Taki and Mitsuha met again in Your Name, is inconsistent with the world line of this film. In addition, Sayaka, Tessie and Mitsuha's sister Yotsuha from Your Name also appear in Weathering with You for a short period of time, but even in this case, the settings of the two films are contradictory. When asked for the reason of including the characters from the previous film, Shinkai said, "Personally, I wanted to see Taki and Mitsuha again before they met."[8]

Mitsuha Miyamizu (宮水 三葉, Miyamizu Mitsuha)
Voiced by: Mone Kamishiraishi (Japanese); Stephanie Sheh (English)
A saleswoman at a jewelry store in LUMINE Shinjuku, who helped Hodaka figure out whether the ring for Hina is suitable.
Taki Tachibana (立花 瀧, Tachibana Taki)
Voiced by: Ryunosuke Kamiki (Japanese); Michael Sinterniklaas (English)
Fumi's grandson. When he was visiting her grandmother's house for the Obon ceremony for his late grandfather, he encountered Hodaka and Hina who had visited them for the sunshine girl job. At that time, he suggested to Hodaka that he give a birthday present to Hina.

Production

On August 2, 2018, Makoto Shinkai announced that he was making a new feature film that would be released the following year.[9] The film staff included Masayoshi Tanaka as character designer, Atsushi Tamura as animation director and Hiroshi Takiguchi as art director.[10][11] Shinkai tweeted about his admiration for Shikao Suga, and that he "borrowed" the last name for the character Keisuke Suga.[12]

In February 2017, plot development of Weathering with You began, and in April, character design and development started. In July, Shinkai began writing the script of the film. In August, setting development, location scouting and collecting information started. Storyboarding began in October. In May 2018, animation work began, while the development of the rain material in the film started in July. In August, cast audition was held, and art background work started in September. In October, the cast of two protagonists of the film was decided.[7] On December 13, 2018, a press conference was held to reveal the film's first key visual and to announce that it would be released on July 19, 2019.[11] Photoshooting for the film started in January 2019. The first trailer debuted on April 10, exactly 100 days before the premiere.[13] Additional posters of the film and the second trailer was released on May 28.[6] All work was completed by July 7, and the film was ready to be released.[7]

In an interview, Shinkai said, “I thought, ‘Should I make my next film so that I don’t anger more people, or should I make a movie that angers them further?’ And I chose the latter.” He also added that he was inspired by the recent impact of climate change on Japan, which has seen an increasing number of water-related hazards, including more rainfall each summer. He revealed that he used both CG and hand drawn animation to depict the rain in the film. The writing process of the story includes getting feedback from the production team, he revealed that he took around six months to write his previous film, Your Name, and another six months for Weathering With You. Shinkai chose a more supernatural approach on this film, as opposed to the science-fiction angle he used for Your Name.[14]

Casting

More than 2,000 people auditioned for the roles of the film's two protagonists with Kotaro Daigo and Nana Mori being chosen.[15] Other key roles were filled with returning crew members of Your Name.[16] Daigo and Mori began recording their parts on April 27, 2019.[17] On May 29, 2019, additional cast was announced: Shun Oguri (Keisuke Suga), Tsubasa Honda (Natsumi), Chieko Baisho (Tomi), Sakura Kiryuu (Nagisa Amano), Sei Hiraizumi (Yasui), and Yuki Kaji (Takai).[6][18]

Music
Main article: Weathering with You (album)

Like Shinkai's Your Name, Japanese rock band Radwimps wrote and composed the soundtrack and score for the film.[13] It was released worldwide on July 19, 2019, the day of the film's release.[19] "Is There Still Anything That Love Can Do?" (愛にできることはまだあるかい, "Ai ni Dekiru Koto wa Mada Aru Kai") is the film's theme song.[20] It become the top-selling song in the weekly digital single chart of July 15–21. Another song, "Grand Escape (Movie edit) feat. Touko Miura" from the film ranked second with over 41,000 downloads.[19] The film's soundtrack album won multiple awards, including the Japan Gold Disc Award[21] and the 43rd Japan Academy Film Prize.[22]

Marketing
Logo of Weathering with You

Producer Genki Kawamura presented a work in process screening on June 14, 2019, at the Annecy International Animation Film Festival in France that was open to industry professionals and students but not the general public.[23][24] TV Asahi aired footage from the film's opening scene during a reshowing of Shinkai's previous film Your Name on June 30.[25] Before its screening in Japan, Uniqlo launched special t-shirts with designs inspired by Weathering with You and Shinkai's previous anime films.[26] Weathering With You reportedly promoted multiple products and companies including SoftBank Group, Suntory and Baitoru, in television advertisements.[27] During its screening in Japan, many convenience stores such as Lawson, launched food products inspired by the film.[28] Lawson also created a new beverage called Ameiro Jelly Tea, a herbal tea infused with blue flower petals.[29]

Release

Weathering with You was released in Japan on July 19, 2019, at 9 a.m. (JST) by its distributor Toho on 448 screens in 359 theaters across the country.[30] Theaters in Tokyo's Shinjuku and Osaka's Umeda districts, however, premiered the film at midnight, July 18.[31] Weathering with You official website announced on September 20 that the film would be shown in the popular 4DX and MX4D formats throughout Japan from September 27.[32] The film was produced by Genki Kawamura with the production company CoMix Wave Films and Story Inc.[3] On July 16, it was announced that the film would be released worldwide; releases had already been decided for 140 countries in North America, Europe, Asia, and South America,[3] exceeding the 135 for Your Name.[31]

In Asia, EDKO Films released the film in Hong Kong on August 8,[33] Encore Films streamed a Malay, Chinese, and English-subtitled trailer and announced and released the film in few Southeast Asia countries including; Indonesia on August 21,[34][35] Vietnam on August 30,[36] Malaysia & Brunei on September 5[37] and Singapore on September 12.[38] Pioneer Films announced and released the movie in the Philippines on August 28.[39][40] Producer Genki Kawamura said they want to release it in India because 53,000 people signed a petition requesting its release there.[41][31] On August 10, director Makoto Shinkai and the official page of Weathering with You announced through Twitter the film would be screened in 20 Indian cities including Mumbai and Delhi from October 11, 2019.[42] PVR Pictures and Bookmyshow-backed theater-on-demand platform Vkaao distributed the film.[43] It was the first mature Japanese animated film to be screened theatrically in India.[42] CJ CGV premiered in South Korea on October 30.[44] Volga Film Company has confirmed it would release the film in Russia on October 31.[45] Thai film distributor Major Group announced the film would open in Thailand on November 7, 2019, but was changed to September 5, 2019.[46] The film has been approved by Beijing's censors[47] and hit Chinese theaters on November 1.[48]

In North America, GKIDS announced that it had acquired the rights of the film and screened an awards-qualifying run in 2019, followed by a theatrical release with Japanese and English-language options on January 17, 2020.[49][50][51] The 44th Toronto International Film Festival, which was held from September 5 to 15 in 2019, hosted the North American premiere of the film.[52] As part of the "Special Presentation" category, it is eligible to compete for the People's Choice award.[53] Reportedly Fathom Events released the film in theaters in the United States on January 15 and 16 as a "Special Fan Preview" with exclusive bonus content.[54] GKIDS screened the film in the US at Animation Is Film Festival on October 18, 2019, with Makoto Shinkai in attendance,[55] and it additionally received a one-day IMAX showing.[56]

In Europe, the 67th San Sebastián International Film Festival in Spain hosted the European premiere of the film from September 20 to 28 2019.[57] Anime Limited acquired the UK and Ireland rights of the film, premiering the film at Scotland Loves Anime on October 12, 2019,[58] with a theatrical run in Japanese and English-language options from January 17, 2020.[59][60][61] In Italy, Dynit and Nexo Digital released the film theatrically on October 14, 2019.[62][63] Selecta Visión has licensed it in Spain and screened the film on November 29, 2019.[64] In France, the film was released on January 8, 2020 by Anime Limited and BAC Films.[65] In Germany, the film was released on January 16, 2020 by Universum Film.[66] In Portugal, the film was released on February 20, 2020 by Big Picture Films.[67]

In Australia and New Zealand, Madman Entertainment acquired the rights of the film and began screening it theatrically from August 22, 2019,[68] with encore screenings of the English dub from February 13, 2020.[69]

In the Middle East, Front Row Filmed Entertainment announced that the film will be released on September 10, 2020.[70]

Home media

The movie released on Blu-ray in Japan on May 27, 2020. A collectors edition included a 4K UHD Disc. English and Chinese subtitles were included.[71] The film is also scheduled for a Blu-ray/DVD home media release on September 15, 2020 in North America, with a limited edition 4K UHD set for a November 2020 release.[72] A digital release is planned for August 4, 2020.[72]

Reception

Box office

During its initial screening in 359 theaters and 448 screens in Japan, Weathering with You sold 1,159,020 tickets to earn ¥1,643,809,400 (approx $15.22 million) in its first three days. It was reported that Weathering with You surpassed Shinkai's previous film, Your Name, which earned ¥1,277,960,000 (about $12.51 million at the time) in its first three days of screening, earning 28.6% more.[73] By August 25, 2019, it had sold eight million tickets and earned ¥10.73 billion (about $101 million).[74] By September 9, 2019, it had earned ¥12 billion and became the highest-grossing film of 2019 in Japan.[75] By October 2, 2019, the film had sold over 10 million tickets in Japan, after 75 days on the market.[76] By October 20, 2019, it had sold 10.27 million tickets and grossed ¥13.7 billion in Japan.[77] As of 12 April 2020, the film has grossed ¥14.06 billion ($127 million) in Japan,[78] and became the twelfth highest-grossing film of all times in Japan.

In China, the film had sold 8,985,208 tickets and grossed $42.4 million in its first 17 days on the market, by November 19, 2019.[79] By the end of November 2019, the film had grossed CN¥288.65 million ($43.63 million) in China.[80] In Singapore, it grossed S$1.04 million (US$747,158.67) and became the highest-grossing anime film in Singapore.[81] In the United States and Canada, the film has grossed $7,798,743, as of March 15, 2020.[82] As of July 2020, the film grossed over $193.1 million worldwide.[83]

Critical response

Critics have given Weathering with You a generally positive response. On Rotten Tomatoes the film has an approval rating of 91% based on reviews from 85 critics, with an average rating of 7.38/10. The site's critics consensus reads, "Beautifully animated and narratively engaging, Weathering with You further establishes writer-director Makoto Shinkai as a singularly talented filmmaker."[84] On Metacritic, the film has a weighted average score of 72 out of 100 based on reviews from 30 critic reviews, indicating "generally favorable reviews."[85]

Brian Ashcraft of Kotaku praised the film, saying; "parts of the movie are incredibly moving and for interweaving Shinto beliefs with contemporary Japanese lifelike praying and performing rituals to god for getting clear weather", but later wrote "the biggest problem that Weathering With You has is this: it’s the follow up to Your Name".[86] Daryl Harding, writing for Crunchyroll News, praised the world-building aspect of the film, stating that Shinkai has his finger on the pulse of modern Tokyo's atmosphere, but criticized the similarity between Weathering with You and Your Name.[87] Kim Morrissy of Anime News Network also gave the film a generally positive review, praising its visuals and use of weather to convey the story's metaphor, but criticizing the execution in the second half of the film; she wrote that "Shinkai was evidently constrained by the need to fit his story into a particular template, one that didn't seem to fit the plot this time around".[88] Twwk, reviewing the film for Beneath the Tangles, was mostly positive as well, writing; "The movie isn’t as emotionally powerful as Your Name due to a screenplay that plays too loose (and lazy) to earn its huge moments, but it’s still heartfelt."[89]

Ollie Barder, writing for Forbes, described the animation of Weathering with You as "incredible" and recognized its ability to bring "Tokyo to life in a uniquely palpable way". Later, he praised Shinkai for his way of depicting "wildlife and naturalistic vistas".[90] James Marsh from South China Morning Post praised the film for its animation, but criticized it for its lack of "clarity of vision seen in Your Name". He described the plot as more straightforward than that of Your Name, but said it has some unanswered and "dangling" plot threads.[91] A review by Alicia Haddick for Otaquest praised the film's attempts to differentiate itself from Makoto Shinkai's past work and praised its animation, story and music, but said that its reliance on the structure of his last film hurt the movie overall, stating that "it's impossible to discuss this film without the specter of Your Name hanging over your shoulder".[92] Andrew Paredes, writing for ANC X, praised the film's characters, story, themes, and Makoto Shinkai's directing, saying; "The effusive emotion and Shinto mysticism rubbing up nicely against real-world concerns. And then there’s the animation: Shinkai has outdone himself with this follow-up, presenting Tokyo not just with detailed fidelity, but also with a glow that suggests a lush, lambert inner life."[93] Terence Toh, writing for The Star, praised the film's characters and story, saying; "Weathering With You boasts of wonderful visual and likeable characters. The story is also right as rain."[94]

Awards and nominations

The film was selected Japan's entry for Best International Feature Film at the 92nd Academy Awards,[95] but it failed to make the shortlist.[96] It also received four Annie Award nominations including Best Independent Animated Feature, which makes it the third anime film tying with Spirited Away and Millennium Actress to have four nominations; the highest for an anime film at the Annies.[97] The film won the Best Animated Feature Film award at the 13th Asia Pacific Screen Awards (ASPA) in Brisbane, Australia.[98] It received Audience Award along with Zabou Breitman and Elea Gobbe-Mevellec's The Swallows of Kabul film at the Animation Is Film Festival in Los Angeles.[99]

List of awards and nominations
Year Award Category Recipient(s) Result Ref.
2019 13th Asia Pacific Screen Awards Best Animated Feature Film Weathering with You Won [98]
Animation is Film Festival 2019 Audience Award [99]
Scotland Loves Anime 2019 [100]
Utopiales 2019 [101]
44th Hochi Film Award Best Animated Picture [102][103]
Best Director Makoto Shinkai Nominated
74th Mainichi Film Awards Best Animation Film Weathering with You [104][105]
Best Music Radwimps Won
Florida Film Critics Awards Best Animated Film Weathering with You Nominated [106]
24th Satellite Awards Best Animated or Mixed Media Feature [107]
2020 47th Annie Awards Best Animated Feature — Independent [108]
Outstanding Achievement for Animated Effects in an Animated Production Hidetsugu Ito, Yuko Nakajima, Jumi Lee, Ryosuke Tsuda
Outstanding Achievement for Directing in an Animated Feature Production Makoto Shinkai
Outstanding Achievement for Writing in an Animated Feature Production
62nd Blue Ribbon Awards Best Film Weathering with You [109]
Best Director Makoto Shinkai
6th Anime Trending Awards Anime Movie of the Year Weathering with You Won [110]
Tokyo Anime Award Festival 2020 Anime of the Year Grand Prize (Film) [111]
Best Director Makoto Shinkai
23rd Japan Media Arts Festival Awards Social Impact Award Weathering with You [112]
43rd Japan Academy Film Prize Animation of the Year [113]
Outstanding Achievement in Music Radwimps

Adaptations

A novel adaption, with the same name, was written concurrently with production of the film by the director, Makoto Shinkai. On April 30, 2019, he announced through Twitter that he had finished writing it.[17] It was released in print and in digital format by Kadokawa Sneaker Bunko on July 18, 2019.[114][115] More than 99,000 copies were sold in the first week and it took first place in the Oricon weekly library ranking on July 29.[116] By August 16, 318,000 copies were sold, making it the first novel in the library this year to exceed 300,000 sales.[117] By September 10, it sold over 650,000 copies in successive editions.[118] On October 24, 2019, Yen Press announced that they had licensed the novel for North American release, in print and in digital format, on December 17.[119]

No.TitleJapanese releaseEnglish release
Weathering With YouJuly 18, 2019[120]
978-4-0410-2640-3		December 17, 2019[121]
978-1-9753-9936-8

In addition, a children's book adaptation for children, elementary school and junior high school students, was released on August 9, 2019. It sold 13,000 copies in the first week and took first place in the "Children's Books" genre in Oricon weekly library ranking.[117]

A manga adaptation drawn by Watari Kubota began serialization on July 25, 2019, in Kodansha's Monthly Afternoon magazine. It was announced that the manga would have a colored opening page.[122]

No.Japanese release dateJapanese ISBNEnglish release dateEnglish ISBN
1 November 22, 2019[123]978-4-06-517514-9September 30, 2020[124]978-1-94-998083-7
2 June 23, 2020[125]978-4-06-519396-9——
3 ————
  • The second-generation Sarubia Maru on the Tokyo—Kōzu-shima route that Hodaka took on his way to Tokyo.
  • In the foreground: the abandoned Yoyogi Kaikan building that appears in the film. The demolition of the building was completed in January 2020 and it no longer exists.[126] Note that the rooftop shrine in this film is fictional. Back: the NTT DoCoMo Yoyogi Building (Docomo Tower), which frequently appears in Shinkai's films.
  • 'FUN! TOKYO! Tenki no Ko STATION', a tie-up project with JR Shinjuku station, which ran for a limited time from July 19 to September 1, 2019.
  • View of the South Exit of JR Shinjuku Station (Weather Channel) featuring Weathering with You key visual.
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See also

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