As expected from Toei Animation, production feels fairly traditional. It's not any kind of a high-budget production, but it feels just right for this kind of show. Hearing Hisakawa Aya as their mother (in heaven, watching over them) was a pleasant surprise.
First pressing only box (left) and the main DVD (right). DVD cover illustration feels somewhat out of place for this kind of show. There's an even larger version of the illustration on the other side of the cover.
I guess that is small. My rooms aren't any bigger, but then I have two for myself, plus the livingroom and the kitchen. Not having my own bath would suck.
Probably meaningful only to those who read the original manga (dandelion coffee?)
