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- كوي كازي (باليابانية: 恋風، بالروماجي: Koi Kaze)هي سلسلة مانغا يابانية من تأليف ورسم ماتوي يوشيدا، نشرت من قبل كودانشا في مجلة إفنين، صدرت في سبتمبر عام 2001 حتى أكتوبر عام 2004، تم تجميع فصول المانغا في 5 مجلدات تانكوبون، صدرت في 22 مارس 2002 حتى 21 ديسمبر 2004، اقتبست إلى أنمي تلفزيوني من قبل استوديو أي.سي.جي.تي، عرض الأنمي في 1 أبريل عام 2004 واستمر عرضه في 17يونيو عام 2004، وتكون من 13 حلقة. (ar)
- Koi Kaze (jap. 恋風, dt. „Liebeswind“ oder "Wind der Liebe") ist eine fünfbändige Manga-Reihe der japanischen Mangaka Motoi Yoshida (吉田 基已) und eine 13-teilige Anime-Serie. Es wird die Entwicklung einer inzestuösen Beziehung eines 28-jährigen Mannes mit seiner 15-jährigen Schwester erzählt. (de)
- Koi Kaze (恋風 ''Koi Kaze''?) es una serie de manga escrita e ilustrada por Motoi Yoshida. Fue publicado por la revista Evening de la editorial Kodansha desde septiembre de 2001 hasta octubre de 2004; la editorial lanzó cuatro volúmenes en formato tankōbon. El manga fue adaptado a una serie de anime para televisión de 13 episodios por el estudio A.C.G.T. La historia cuenta el romance entre los hermanos Koshiro y Nanoka. (es)
- Koi Kaze (恋風, lit. "Love Wind") is a Japanese manga series written and illustrated by Motoi Yoshida. It was published in Kodansha's seinen manga magazine Evening from 2001 to 2004, with its chapters collected in five tankōbon volumes by Kodansha. The series tells of the taboo love affair that develops between 27-year-old Koshiro, and his teenage 15-year-old younger sister, Nanoka. It was adapted into a 13-episode anime television series by A.C.G.T. Directed by Takahiro Omori, it was broadcast on TV Asahi from April to June 2004; only twelve episodes of the series aired, with the remaining episode streamed online and later included in both DVD releases and when the series aired in reruns as the eighth episode. The anime series was licensed for release in North American by Geneon Entertainment, which released three DVD volumes in 2005. (en)
- Koi Kaze (恋風, litt. vent d'amour) est un seinen manga écrit et dessiné par . Il fut prépublié de 2001 à 2004 dans le magazine The Evening de l’éditeur Kōdansha, puis compilé en cinq tomes. Koi kaze nous raconte une histoire d'amour incestueuse entre un homme qui approche la trentaine et sa jeune sœur encore lycéenne. (fr)
- 『恋風』（こいかぜ）は、吉田基已による日本の漫画作品。講談社の漫画雑誌『イブニング』の2001年9月号（当時は月刊誌）から2004年22号に連載。アニメ化もされ、2004年4月から6月までテレビ朝日・キッズステーションで放送された。 (ja)
- Koi kaze (恋風?), letteralmente "Vento d'amore", inteso come "Vento di passione", è un manga giapponese creato da e pubblicato dalla Kōdansha nella rivista Evening dal 2001 al 2004. La serie venne poi raccolta in 5 tankōbon ed adattata in un anime di 13 episodi, che ruotano attorno ad una storia di amore tra un ragazzo sulla trentina e la sua sorella adolescente. L'anime, prodotto verso la fine della serializzazione del manga, racconta gli eventi dei primi 4 volumi, con l'eccezione dell'ultimo, ancora in corso di produzione al momento della serie televisiva. Nonostante ciò, le due serie terminano con un finale simile. La TV Asahi, che trasmise Koi Kaze in Giappone, ne mise in onda solo 12, in quanto l'ottavo episodio venne trasmesso solo sul sito della Geneon e, in seguito, aggiunto nei DVD. In America la serie venne messa in commercio nel 2005 dalla Geneon USA, mentre in Italia è ancora inedita. (it)
- Koi Kaze (恋風) é uma mangá de Motoi Yoshida em cinco volumes que foi adaptada para uma série anime de 13 episódios. Conta a história do romance que desponta entre um rapaz de 27 anos e a sua irmã de 15 anos.
* Título: Koi Kaze
* País: Japão
* Ano: 2004
* Realizador: Omori Takahiro
* Desenho: Kishida Takahiro
* Música: Takumi Masanori, Yoshimori Makoto
* Roteiro: Takagi Noboru
* Episódios: 13
* Duração: 13 x 25 min
* Género: Drama (pt)
- 《恋风》（日语：恋風）是由吉田基已创作的漫画。于2001年9月号至2004年22号在讲谈社的漫画杂志Evening连载。讲述了佐伯耕四郎和妹妹小日向七夏之间从开始的茫然到最后确认彼此间感情的爱情故事。 改编动画于2004年4月至6月于朝日電視台・Kids Station播出。 (zh)
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- Miyauchi gives Nanoka a love letter from Kazuyuki Asano, a student from his class who has a crush on Nanoka, but she has no idea how to respond to it. She shows Koshiro the letter and asks him what she should do, secretly hoping that he will tell her to reject the boy who wrote it. Koshiro, in an effort to be a good brother, instead advises her to try dating Asano for the day of the festival and see how things work out. Confused by her feelings, Nanoka meets Asano on the day of the festival and turns him down. He apologizes with no hard feelings, but she is left wondering about her 'strange' feelings and why she was thinking of Koshiro the whole time. A day later, Nanoka is walking home when she sees Koshiro behind her and accidentally drops her grocery bag in surprise. She chases after the contents of the bag, and Koshiro grabs her before she runs into an oncoming motorbike. In the ensuing conversation, he inadvertently calls her by name for the first time, startling her. She says that it's unfair that she's always the one who gets surprised, and blurts out that she likes him. Assuming the latter interpretation, Koshiro blushes and Nanoka laughs, calling his reaction strange, before running home ahead of him. (en)
- A month and a half after Koshiro has moved out, both the siblings are still thinking of each other, but keeping their promise not to see each other again. Nanoka sometimes walks by his workplace, but avoids meeting him. Kaname has taken to sleeping over at Koshiro's apartment because it is closer to their workplace than her apartment. One day when they are going to his apartment, they see Nanoka outside. He pushes Kaname away to hide from Nanoka. Kaname objects to the rough treatment. She guesses that he left home because of Nanoka, then chooses to laugh it off as "every family has its problems", before jokingly relating Odagiri's theory that Koshiro might have been acting inappropriately towards Nanoka. Koshiro snaps and angrily says enough to give Kaname enough of the true picture. She confronts him, accuses him of perversion, and walks away. He stays home from work the next day because of this. When he opens his front door to make a second trip to the store, Nanoka is standing there. (en)
- Koshiro and Nanoka visit Makie's house together and give her a helping hand with chores. That night, they walk to a pier, and they question whether or not they should commit shinjū. Although he is saddened and confused, she is fine either way as long as she is with him. Koshiro decides to quit his job, and Kaname wishes him well on his way out. Koshiro stands outside Zenzo's house and apologizes. Zenzo's job takes him to the amusement park, which is to be demolished and redeveloped into a shopping mall. He expresses regret that the cherry trees outside the park will all have to be cut down. Koshiro and Nanoka frolic in the playground near the amusement park, to the disapproving stares of the local matrons. Then they hide and stay in the theme park where they met after it closes. They sit on the Ferris wheel in the middle of the night and try to move it by prayer. In the morning, they carve their names on one of the cherry trees in a Japanese version of " Koshiro + Nanoka", and promise to go back there every spring. When Nanoka has walked off to go home, Koshiro says to himself that he loves her. (en)
- Koshiro is uncomfortable with Nanoka's doting presence as he struggles with his feelings towards her. Nanoka takes over many of the household chores and even makes a bento for Koshiro. He reaches his limit when she arrives at his office to visit him, telling her to never visit him again and stop calling him her big brother. To work off her anger, Nanoka goes out with some friends, Futaba Anzai and Youko Tamaki, to eat ice cream and karaoke until night. On her way back, she calls once again via payphone, but is yelled at by Koshiro again. However, she forgives him when he goes to pick her up on his bicycle and he gives her permission to call him 'big brother' again. (en)
- Koshiro remembers the birth of his sister and their life together before their parents' divorce. They were too far apart in age to understand each other, and Koshiro's first memories are all about her crying whenever she saw him, to the point where their parents asked if he was bullying her. In the present, Koshiro goes to see his mother Makie for the first time in many years, in an attempt to learn why Nanoka wanted to live with him and Zenzo. She tells him how much Nanoka looked up to her big brother and tells him to be a good big brother to her. He asks what she would do if he did something that made Nanoka's life miserable. After a pause, she answers that if he did she would never forgive him. She puts that aside and resumes asking him to look after Nanoka. On the train ride back, he remembers an incident when toddler Nanoka gave him a glass of mud at the playground, and he ended up keeping it because it made her so happy. When he returns home, he resolves to watch over Nanoka, according to the fate that he is her big brother, and he asks fate that she stop saying she 'likes' him. (en)
- Koshiro contemplates moving out to put an end to his emotional conflict. Nanoka plans to knit him a sweater for Christmas. Later on, Koshiro calls Nanoka at home and asks her to bring an envelope he forgot to his workplace. He agrees to go home with her after he finishes his work and she waits out front. While she observes him from the waiting room, she sees him competently doing his job. As they make their way home together in the evening, Nanoka tells Koshiro of her reputation at school of working hard and that she comes off as serious. She thinks she isn't really like that. She also remarks that he is different at work than at home. Even though he thinks that he is a liar, Nanoka embraces him and tells him otherwise. The following night, Koshiro finds Nanoka asleep in his bedroom when returning home from work. Things get awkward when he loses himself for a moment and asks if she wants to sleep with him for the night. She asks him how he feels about her, and says that she loves him, but he forces himself to tell her that saying something like that is strange. Distraught, she tries to run away, but he grabs her and embraces her tightly. She breaks away from his arms and flees to her own bedroom. (en)
- His guilt has faded a bit, but Koshiro is still burdened by shame that he thinks of Nanoka when he masturbates. Nanoka discovers that she has developed a reputation at school for having a brother complex. After working late on the upcoming school festival, she is walked home by a male schoolmate named Kazuya Miyauchi. Koshiro encounters them and shouts at her for being so incautious with boys. She protests her innocence and his jealousy shows when he blurts out that she has to be careful because she is cute. Nanoka is shocked by his declaration, suddenly seeing him in a new light, and Koshiro hastily tries to walk back what he said. The next day, Nanoka avoids him by leaving early and gets jostled and groped on the train. That evening Koshiro gets home very late, and leaves very early the next morning. On the third morning Koshiro offers to commute together with Nanoka, and apologizes for earlier. He protects her on the train from the crowding in the car, and she finds herself unwittingly responding to his physical closeness. (en)
- Unable to sleep, occupied with thoughts of Nanoka, Koshiro remembers from his childhood what helped him to sleep on such sleepless nights. After he wakes up, he gives the teddy bear he has kept to Nanoka, and she then gives hers to him, both made by their mother, Makie Kohinata. Futaba develops a brief crush on a boy she sees on the train, only to find that he is her friend Youko's boyfriend. Upon returning home, Koshiro finds Nanoka taking aspirin, finding out later that she is having menstrual cramps. On his day off the next day, it begins to rain, prompting him to wait for her at the train station with his umbrella. (en)
- Nanoka leaves for school before Koshiro gets up. After Koshiro mentions to Kaname that he intends to move out of home as soon as possible, she takes him on a search for an apartment. At school, Nanoka is reluctant to go home. Worried, Futaba invites her to stay overnight at her home instead. Futaba's sister Wakaba cooks dinner, and the three of them talk about Wakaba's upcoming arranged marriage. Wakaba says that marriage is not just about love, but other practical matters as well. Koshiro returns home to tell Zenzo that he plans to move out, but is interrupted by a phone call from Nanoka. They apologise to each other about the events of the previous night; Nanoka says that she might come home that night after all, and Koshiro hastily ends the call. However, Nanoka turns up just as Koshiro is telling Zenzo about his plans to move out. She is upset, but later comes to Koshiro's room and asks if she can sleep in his bed that night. He reluctantly agrees, but says that they will never meet again after this. When she wants to know why, he bluntly says that she should already know why, then tells her that he has had strong feelings for her since their first date at the amusement park. He can't allow those feelings to grow any further. They hold hands on the bed, with their backs to each other. The next morning, Nanoka wakes up to find Koshiro gone and the bedroom empty. (en)
- Nanoka has broken their promise and has come to Koshiro's apartment to see him. She has brought a bag of fruit, worried that he isn't eating well. She offers to make him a meal, but his refrigerator is empty and he goes out to pick up some things. In the meantime, Kaname drops by to retrieve the train pass she had left there, and is shocked to find Nanoka there. She tries to make Nanoka go home by telling her that she is going out with Koshiro, but Nanoka refuses, saying that her feelings for her brother are greater. She insists that Kaname leave instead. Kaname encounters Koshiro on his way home and tries to talk sense into him, but he will not listen. Kaname begins to see that they truly love each other and apologizes, that she was wrong to have accused him of one-sided obsession the day before, and that she will not interfere anymore. At this point Koshiro is sad to have lost a friend, Chidori, while Nanoka is burdened by doubt that Koshiro might be in a relationship with Chidori. After they talk, the siblings accept that they really do love each other and want to be together no matter what. They spend the night together as lovers. (en)
- Koshiro is burdened and angry over his guilt at sniffing Nanoka's bra. He is shocked to find that Nanoka has emptied the trashcan in his room while doing the chores. He shouts at her for invading his privacy, though she does not know that the trashcan contained soiled tissues from the previous night. That night, as he returns home from drinking with Kaname at the bar, Koshiro accidentally drops and breaks Nanoka's rice bowl when she surprises him while he was remembering sniffing her bra. The next day at work, Kaname informs Koshiro that it is Nanoka's birthday, asking him to meet Nanoka at the train station with an umbrella. He rushes off, hoping that he can make amends for his bad behavior. He buys Nanoka flowers and apologizes. After he promises to buy her anything she wants for a birthday present, she picks out a new rice bowl for herself. Walking home, she has forgiven him and cleared things up to her satisfaction. He, on the other hand, wonders how things ended up like this, thinking "Wasn't I going to make everything right?" (en)
- Koshiro Saeki is recovering from breaking up with his girlfriend Shoko Akimoto. On his way to work on the train, he first meets Nanoka Kohinata while returning a train pass that she dropped as she was trying to exit the train. After returning to his house from work, he finds out from his father, Zenzo Saeki, that his sister, whose face he can no longer remember, will be moving into their house for an easier commute to her school. The next day, Shoko visits him during lunch break to get back the key to her apartment. At the end of the work day, a customer gives Koshiro's co-worker Kaname Chidori two tickets to the theme park nearby. She gives them to Koshiro, suggesting that he get back together with Shoko. Upon leaving the customer's office, Koshiro meets Nanoka again and impulsively gives the two tickets to her. She suggests that they go together, and they spend the rest of the day at the nearby theme park, later consoling each other on their love lives. Their father appears at the end of the day to pick Nanoka up, revealing to both that they are siblings. (en)
- At this time, Koshiro is sensitive about people thinking that he has picked up or is dating a high school girl. While out to go see a movie with Nanoka in the afternoon, Koshiro bumps into Shoko. After the movie, he sends Nanoka home and visits Shoko, explaining that Nanoka is his sister. They end up having dinner together in the evening. He fleetingly wonders if they might get intimate afterwards; however, she tells him her new boyfriend is visiting her. Frustrated, Koshiro goes home, and he inadvertently knocks over the laundry basket, with Nanoka's bra, while changing. He starts sniffing it, but is interrupted by Nanoka coming downstairs and finding him in the laundry. Afterwards, he is stricken with guilt and fear that he had been discovered, but nevertheless masturbates upstairs in his room while thinking of Nanoka. (en)
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