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Urushihara Yukijin is listed among the side story writers released for 'Poem of the End of the Century.' This project is planned to be updated after the release of this chapter, with the revealed identity as a side story participant.

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Works and division of laborCherry blossoms bloom and bloom. -as the Night's, Reincarnation-: Script
Offering flowers to you—Kinsenka—postPlanning and script

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Urushihara Yukijin is listed among the side story writers released for 'Poem of the End of the Century.' This project is planned to be updated after the release of this chapter, with the revealed identity as a side story participant.

"Cherry Blossoms, Blooming." -as the Night's, Reincarnation-'

For 'Cherry Blossoms, Blooming Flowers.' The story revolves around magical girls who have ended old battles, the reunion of spring days, and the world of night.

Offering flowers to you - Kinsenka - Related productions

Yukito Urushihara was credited as the planner and scriptwriter for 'Offering Flowers to You - Kinsenka -'.

Detailed synopsis and weekly negotiations

When producing "Offering Flowers to You - Kinsenka -," Yukito Urushihara and director molion first discussed a detailed story outline before moving on to scriptwriting. After starting to write, the two called weekly to confirm content; He also recalled that the final scene did not follow the original outline exactly, but instead naturally took a new direction during writing, showing the back-and-forth between pre-planned and actual writing.

Unify narrative and event visualization

Yukito Urushihara believes that branches should each have meaning, and adding branches would make Kinsenka's structure more complex, so he uses a single-line narrative without choices or personal strategies. After the script is completed, Molion and the production team select scenes that require visuals, with some locations requested by Urushihara; Complete the text structure first, then implement the specific picture.

The length and expression of "Kinsenka" are negotiated

The 2025 PC original "Kinsenka" was originally planned to be a mid-priced work, but molion felt that ending the work midway would make the content incomplete, so he asked Yukito Urushihara to continue writing. When handling the protagonist's monologue, Urushihara discussed with Molion which content should be entrusted to the text and which should be presented through performance.

Reading Material and Character Background

Urushibara studied the theme of near-death emotions in 'Kinsenka' by Tamiki Hara's 'Natsu no Hana' and also mentioned the influence of Takashi Yanase's 'Anpanman's Testament of the Dead.' In the same interview, he explained that character conception first sets background such as troubles and origins, then lets personality be expressed through naturally generated dialogue details.

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Data compiled on: 2026-10-10.

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