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The Sadness of Summer (And Why It Stays With Us)

Summer has a quiet sadness to it. Not because it ends — but because you can feel it slipping away while it’s still happening. In this video essay, I explore the feeling often described by the Japanese term “mono no aware” — an emotional awareness of impermanence — and why summer seems to carry it so naturally. Through anime and games like Digimon: The Movie, Summer Wars, Kingdom Hearts II, FLCL, and The Girl Who Leapt Through Time, we look at how stories capture that strange mix of warmth, stillness, and sadness that comes from knowing a moment won’t last. This video is about: • The sadness of summer and nostalgia • Mono no aware and impermanence • Childhood, fleeting moments, and growing up • Why certain anime and games stay with us • Feeling meaning while it’s happening These stories don’t make us sad because they end. They make us sad because they remind us how deeply we once felt. If summer nostalgia hits you harder than you expect, you’re not alone. — 📺 Clips and still images used under Fair Use for commentary and analysis. 🎧 Best experienced with headphones. #SummerNostalgia #MonoNoAware #AnimeEssay #SadnessOfSummer #AnimeNostalgia #KingdomHearts #Digimon #FLCL #SummerWars #GrowingUp