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Koshiro, a 27-year-old bachelor who’s just broken up with his girlfriend, meets high school sophomore Nanoka at a train station. Despite the difference in their ages, they’re attracted to each other, and spend an enjoyable afternoon at an amusement park. Then Koshiro discovers that Nanoka is his younger sister, who’s been raised by their divorced mother. Nanoka moves in with Koshiro and their father, taking over all the household chores. Although Koshiro narrates this cherry petal-strewn slush, it’s clearly aimed at female viewers. Koi Kaze pushes the vaguely incestuous tone of Sister Princess and Marmalade Boy to new heights–or depths. The idea of a frustrated romance between a 27-year-old man and a 15-year-old girl may play in Japan, but in America, where child molestation has become a major public concern, Koi Kaze is disturbing at best. (Rated 16 and older: alcohol and tobacco use) –Charles Solomon

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Koshiro and Nanoka are brother and sister separated since Nanoko was a baby. When the time comes for her to enter high school, it is decided that the two will live together. This is easier said than done. The two had already been on a date! Although they will try to have a platonic relationship, it becomes increasingly tense. Will the two hold off, or will the temptation prove too difficult?