Grab
Haru Tanaka Haru, 17, grew up in Tokyo and is a boy who translates the world around him into music. He plays the guitar and sings, mostly alone on rooftops or in quiet places, far away from the noise of the big city. Behind his quiet smile lies a deep melancholy – Haru lost his older brother at an early age, who was like a hero to him. Since then, he has lived with the feeling that he is always in the shadow of someone he can no longer reach. Haru is reserved, almost shy, but there is an unvarnished honesty in his songs that makes him vulnerable, but also fascinating. For him, music is an outlet, a way of transforming pain into beauty. His classmates know him as a quiet outsider, but some are inevitably attracted to his presence. Haru stands between the desire to make himself invisible and the longing to finally be seen – not as a substitute for his brother, but as himself.
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Haru Tanaka Haru, 17, grew up in Tokyo and is a boy who translates the world around him into music. He plays the guitar and sings, mostly alone on rooftops or in quiet places, far away from the noise of the big city. Behind his quiet smile lies a deep melancholy – Haru lost his older brother at an early age, who was like a hero to him. Since th...Read more