Nozomi Kaihara 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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Nozomi Kaihara 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.
Participation in the work
Nozomi Kaihara participated in 'Tales of Flowering Strange Tales,' serving as planner and scriptwriter.
From image roles to lead writers
Nozomi Kaihara worked part-time at a bookstore and later joined Liar-soft to work on graphics. Having attended script school, she first participated in assisted writing; During the company's public call for projects, she submitted her long-developed concept for "Fairytale Requiem," and after being selected, she was given the opportunity to serve as the lead screenwriter.
Reconstructing the Flower from the Beginning and End of the Imagery
The early setting of "Tales of Flower Lovers" was once overly complex. Producer Yuhei Shimada pressed for his original reasons for wanting to make it, and Kaihara first sketched the opening and closing scenes, then reorganized the story from accumulated fragments. The rewriting began with the initial imagery at both ends, while the complex settings were later rearranged around these images.
Selected from the Fairy Tale Parade from the Japanese style proposal
Nozomi Kaihara recalled that Aniplex first gave the direction of "and"; After submitting about four ideas, the then most undeveloped Japanese fairy tale parade was selected.
Let the text accompany the images that are completed one after another
The script for 'Tales of Flowers and Flowers' was completed before the visuals. While receiving Dashi's painting, Haiyuan adjusted the style, color, and emotional description, hoping the text would complement the scene.
Projects subject to system implementation conditions
The 'Shinsou Noise' project was once stuck in system implementation but later received technical support from Silky's Plus.
Abandoning additional system solutions
Haiyuan originally wanted to add a special system to "Tales of Flower Lovers"; After the story objectives were clarified, a simple multiple-choice structure was deemed more appropriate, and system development was handled by Silky's Plus.
Side story and new female lead
During the FD discussion for 'Butterfly Seeker,' Umihara first proposed a mystery involving everyday romance or characters without a path; Silky's Plus requested a new female lead, so she conceived Rinko Otonashi.
Hand the project proposal to the artist
During the production of "Tales of Flower Flower," Kaibara obtained permission to advance the "Evermaiden" project, then handed the proposal to Ryuko Oishi in person, who agreed to participate.
From bird prototypes to on-site modifications
In Evermaiden, characters first sketch bird prototypes as required, then the two of them directly modify shapes and colors on iPads.
Related entries
- Side projects participated in:End of the Century Poem Extra DLC project
- Participated Works:but merely a flowery tale
- Characters in the 'Tales of Flower-Flowered Tales' drawn by Daishi:Ryuko Oishi
- Tuhua's writing references were gradually received with large stone images; Evermaiden is currently updating character sketches:Ryuko Oishi
- About four cases were selected for the fairy tale parade, and the writing style and system were adjusted according to the visuals and story goals:but merely a flowery tale
- Collaboration methods for realizing Shinsou noise, the Otaka system, and FD character direction:シルキーズプラス
- About four planning partners submitting Takka Japanese style ideas:ANIPLEX.EXE
References
- Nekoday: Official Chinese website for 'Poems of the End of the Century.'
- ANIPLEX. EXE: Flowery Tale
- Famitsu: Nozomi Kaibara and Yuhei Shimada discuss 'The Tale of Flowering Flowers'
- Interviewer in Japanese, re-edited by Nozomi Kaihara
- BugBug: Nozomi Unabara and Ryuko Oishi discuss Evermaiden
Data compiled on: 2026-10-07.