[Machine Translation] A Tale of Amelie and the Rain DVD on sale! Based on the best-selling autobiographical novel "The Tubular Metaphysics" by Kobe-born author Amelie Naughton, this film depicts the awakening and growth of Amelie, a Belgian girl born in 1960s Japan, with rich colors and an original perspective. The film simultaneously depicts an imaginative worldview that evokes childhood memories and a heartbreaking universal story about new encounters and loss that we all experience. In addition to Yuzuno Nagao (the main character, Amelie), who is active as an actor in TV dramas, movies, variety shows and commercials, top-class voice actors including Kana Hanazawa (Amelie's monologue), Saori Hayami (Mr. Nisio) and Tomoyuki Morikawa (Amelie's father, Patrick) have participated in the Japanese dubbed version. Amelie is a little Belgian girl born in Kobe in the 1960s. This is a story about her upbringing. Born into a family of diplomats, Amelie was unresponsive until the age of two and a half. After that, she entered childhood, believing herself to be a "god" and living in a magical world. Her daily life with her housekeeper Nisio and her family is an adventure and a series of new discoveries for her. Little by little, she changes. But on her third birthday, a life-changing event occurs, and her world changes drastically. This moving animated film depicts the world that everyone dreamed of as a child. The special features include a message from the director, the original trailer, and the Japanese dubbed trailer for the Japanese release. (Total length: approx. 7 minutes).