Koume attends middle school in a small town on the shore. She gets dumped by senior student Misaki. Koume enters into an intimate relationship with Keisuke, who has an introspective personality and is in the same grade as her. In their past, Keisuke confessed to Koume that he liked her a lot. Koume and Keisuke continue their casual intimate relationship and Koume begins to develop feelings for Keisuke, but Keisuke tries end his relationship with Koume. Meanwhile, Keisuke takes action as atonement for his older brother, who was bullied and committed suicide. (Source: AsianWiki) ~~ Adapted from a manga of the same name by Asano Inio. Edit Translation
- English
- Español
- magyar / magyar nyelv
- עברית / עִבְרִית
- Native Title: うみべの女の子
- Also Known As: A Girl by the Sea , Umibe no Onnanoko
- Screenwriter & Director: Ueda Atsushi
- Genres: Psychological, Romance, Life, Drama
Cast & Credits
- Ishikawa RukaSato KoumeMain Role
- Aoki YuzuIsobe KeisukeMain Role
- Maeda OshiroKashima ShotaSupport Role
- Nakata SeinaKobayashi KeikoSupport Role
- Kura YukiSanzaki MisakiSupport Role
- Murakami JunIsobe Hideo [Keisuke's father]Support Role
Reviews

I'm slightly confused … and uncomfortable.
I feel like I've seen this plot quite a few times - two young people get into a toxic relationship where they just use each otherFor the ML, he is dealing with grief and is very closed off, and because of that, he is outcasted. For the FL, truthfully, I'm not sure what her backstory is. Somehow, these two characters form a sexual relationship. And although he claims to like her, he treats her like shit. And she denies liking him for a while.
I feel like this film is hypersexualised. From what I know, the source material involves a lot of sex. And this has quite a bit as well. But I need I remind you, these kids are MIDDLE SCHOOL STUDENTS!! They're not even in high school. They're around 14-15 for a majority of this film. And I'm watching them have sex... It's weird, and honestly, feels unnecessary. They could have aged them up to at least high schoolers
Like I already mentioned, the plot feels stale and overused, and doesn't add anything new to coming of age films. I have given it a high re-watch value because I do want to eventually watch it again and try to understand it better, and maybe gain a new perspective.

Finding yourself in the midst of youthful chaos and lust.
If you wade through all the other things in this story like nudity,underage sex and violence you will find a compelling story of healing,hope and finding yourself in a world where you're alone. Starts out depressing, but it has a hopeful end and you find yourself rooting for the ML. He did a great job, you could feel his pain. ML is dealing with grief and getting over his brother's suicide. He describes his brother as his "real friend" and sees his ghost as a cry for help. His family is fragmented after the brother's bullying and suicide. They moved to this tiny town to run away from bullying his brother still ended up dead. ML is trying to find healing, but our FL is a bit self-absorbed and confused and wants to be the centre of everyone's universe. She was feeding off his toxic energy to boost her own ego.I'm so glad he healed. Him I understood, her I didn't understand at all. She acted a bit desperate and need but glad she got it together.