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Sweet Blue Flowers S1E3 — Rise and Shine

6.3

Sweet Blue Flowers•Season 1•Episode 3

Rise and Shine

6.3/10 · 40 votesJul 16, 200922 min

Ranked #3 of 11 in Season 1•+0.1 vs season avg

Planning to back out of joining the basketball club, Fumi is asked out on a date by her senpai - Yasuko Sugimoto. While thrown off guard and a bit flustered, she is surprisingly happy on the inside. However, Akira is invited to a mixer by

Directed byToshikazu Hashimoto

Written byFumihiko Takayama

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Season 1 Episodes11

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Cast7

Ai Takabe

Ai Takabe

Fumi Manjoume (voice)

Yuko Gibu

Yuko Gibu

Akira Okudaira (voice)

Chiemi Ishimatsu

Chiemi Ishimatsu

Yasuko Sugimoto (voice)

Yui Horie

Yui Horie

Kyouko Ikumi (voice)

Sayuri Yahagi

Sayuri Yahagi

Youko Hon'atsugi (voice)

Yuka Iguchi

Yuka Iguchi

Misako Yasuda (voice)

Aki Toyosaki

Aki Toyosaki

Miwa Motegi (voice)

Crew5

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Toshikazu Hashimoto

Director

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Katsuhiro Nakano

Sound Effects

Fumihiko Takayama

Fumihiko Takayama

Writer

K

Kouichi Takada

Storyboard Artist

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Kenichi Kasai

Storyboard Artist

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Episode Summary

"Rise and Shine" is episode 3 of Sweet Blue Flowers season 1. It scored 6.3/10 from 40 votes, ranking #3 of 11 episodes this season (season average 6.2). Directed by Toshikazu Hashimoto and written by Fumihiko Takayama, it aired on July 16, 2009.

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