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Kanon

Kanon

Description: As a young child, Aizawa Yuuichi had often visited his cousin in the city; however, something drastic happened to keep him away for seven long years. Now, Yuuichi returns, his memories of those days are simply gone.
Genre: Animation, Comedy, Drama, Romance
Year Released: 2006
Number of seasons: 1
Number of episodes: 24
First episode air date: October 5, 2006
Adapted From: Kanon
Network: Fuji TV
Genres: Romance, Comedy, Drama, Animation, Fantasy television
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