"Harujion wa Ame to Saku" is a visual novel produced by the "Suisou" project, with the English title Reminiscence in the Rain. Yuka Aoi, who suddenly disappeared during university, was rediscovered two years later; The protagonist follows her past, approaching a town connected to mermaid heritage.
| Title of the work | Harjion blooms with rain |
|---|---|
| The publication date listed in the materials | 2023-12-31 (C103 official version); 2024-04-11 (Steam Version) |
| Platform | PC |
| Genre | ADV |
| Also known as | Reminiscence in the Rain |
| Development | The 'Despair' project |
| Release | The 'Despair' project |
| Script | The concept of Sasanagi |
| Key animation | Arrived at Inubosaki |
| Music | Stilt Ao |
The story begins
In the winter of her freshman year, Yuuka suddenly disappeared after proposing to leave together. There was no news for two years, until the protagonist received a call saying she had been found. The story is driven by this news, gradually unfolding her experiences, local customs, and connected events.
Creative Forms
This is the second installment in the Imagination Project. The team previously tried to combine novels and music between 2021 and 2022, but this time they switched to visual novels, organizing text, images, music, and performances together. The official reading time is about six to eight hours.
Production division of labor
Concept Sanagi was responsible for the script and direction, Ao, the stakema Ao, the system and music, and Itsuki Inubosaki handled character design, illustration, and backgrounds. The same group of creators also participated in the production of related original soundtracks and commemorative materials.
The issuance process
The demo version was released on August 13, 2023, on C102, and the official version was released on December 31 of the same year, C103. The Steam download version was released on April 11, 2024, with support for Windows and macOS. A commemorative album will be released for the C104 in August 2024.
Original soundtrack and vocal tracks
The 23-track soundtrack album was digitally released on April 28, 2024. The first four tracks are: 'Ill-Fatened Ray,' 'Dear Those Immature Days We Were So Blue and Painful,' 'As Many as There Are Goodbyes,' and 'Reminiscence in the Rain.' All lyrics were written by Sanagi Concept and music composed by Sakama Ao, performed by yin, Rio, Saya Fukami, and yin.
Performances and adaptations
Tracks 5 to 19 of the original soundtrack are instrumental pieces, while the last four tracks correspond to piano versions of the four vocal tracks, arranged and performed by nion. Shimozo's signature guitar on the second rail, HATTY. G recorded the third track under the name Remix. The CD master tape was handled by Ao Tachima, and the art direction was handled by Itsuki Inubosaki.
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Related entries
- Characters:Yuka Aoi
- Planning and Production:The 'Despair' project
- Script and Performance:The concept of Sasanagi
- System and Music:Stilt Ao
- Character Design and Graphics:Arrived at Inubosaki
- Original Soundtrack:Haruzion wa Ame to Saku -Original Soundtrack-
- Original Soundtrack:Short-lived ray (Harzion blooms with rain)
- Original Voice Performance:yin
- Original Soundtrack:Dear Friend, That Day, We Were Immature and Young, Hurting Together (Haruzion Blooms with Rain)
- Original Voice Performance:Rio
- Original Soundtrack:As Many as There Are Farewells (Harujion Blooms in the Rain)
- Original Voice Performance:Aya Shinmizu
- Original Soundtrack:Reminiscence in the Rain
- Acoustic Guitar:しもぞの
- Original Sound Mixing:HATTY. G
- Piano arrangement and performance:nion
- Stage and Legacy:Mermaid Town (Harjion Blooms in the Rain)
- Commemorative Album:Harjion Blooms in the Rain Memorial Book
References
- Bangumi Entry Entry: Harzion Blooms in the Rain
- Bangumi Copyright Notice
- Imagine: Steam product page
- Hang Xiang: physical version explanation
- Ao, the stilt horse: Activity log
- Aoi Takema: Original voice streaming signature
- Xiangxiang: Original soundtrack CD
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Data compiled on: 2026-10-07.