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Indigo Rewind at Seventeen: Rewind at Seventeen, #3 | Erin Mills Town Centre
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Yuu Watanabe, a 30-year-old corporate employee, traveled back to the age of 17 due to an accident and became a student at a high school in Tokyo. Faced with a completely different life, he had to find a balance between schoolwork, part-time work and adolescent social life. He met the mysterious netizen Ayano Amamiya through anonymous writing on the Internet, and the two shared loneliness and ideals in the virtual world; in reality, he and Yuki Hayakawa secretly fell in love because of the joint planning of the campus festival, and were involved in a more complicated relationship because of helping his neighbor Ryoko Hamabe take care of her sick grandmother. In the end, Yuu Watanabe gradually understood through academic progress, emotional choices and self-worth realization that true growth is not only about reliving youth, but also about facing the regrets and responsibilities that cannot be avoided in every stage of life.
Yuu Watanabe, a 30-year-old corporate employee, traveled back to the age of 17 due to an accident and became a student at a high school in Tokyo. Faced with a completely different life, he had to find a balance between schoolwork, part-time work and adolescent social life. He met the mysterious netizen Ayano Amamiya through anonymous writing on the Internet, and the two shared loneliness and ideals in the virtual world; in reality, he and Yuki Hayakawa secretly fell in love because of the joint planning of the campus festival, and were involved in a more complicated relationship because of helping his neighbor Ryoko Hamabe take care of her sick grandmother. In the end, Yuu Watanabe gradually understood through academic progress, emotional choices and self-worth realization that true growth is not only about reliving youth, but also about facing the regrets and responsibilities that cannot be avoided in every stage of life.
The largest book retailer in Canada also offers toys, music, home décor, gifts and lifestyle products. What's Inside...Books, Magazines, CD’s and DVD’s, Toys and Gifts, Home Accents, Electronics, Baby’s and Children’s Section, Bath and Body, Kitchen and Bedroom, Stationary Located outside in the exterior plaza.
