What is the ending of Honey and Clover?

Japanese anime is very famous all over the world. Many people in the world like to watch Japanese anime. There are many types of Japanese anime, including hot-blooded fighting anime, school anime, horror anime, comedy anime and so on. Among them, Honey and Clover is a TV series that describes the love of young people, and it is a very popular TV series. Some people have watched this TV series but did not see the ending. So let me introduce the ending of Honey and Clover.

Honey and Clover ending:

Hanamoto Hasumi has no confidence that she can fully recover, but she is determined to make a complete recovery in order to draw works that Morita Shinobu likes in the future. Takumi Nomiya rushed back from Tottori to visit Ayumi Yamada, who was deeply moved. Worried about Hanamoto Hakumi's condition, Yuta Takemoto consulted many medical books and kept encouraging her. In order to help her with finger rehabilitation training, Yuta Takemoto marked his cycling route on the map and let Hanamoto Hakumi draw along the line.

With the encouragement and support of Yuta Takemoto, Hanamoto Yekumi's hand gradually recovered, while Morita Shinobu focused on her graduation work. Morita Shinobu wanted to devote all she had to put an end to her university life. To celebrate the discharge of Hanamoto Yekumi from the hospital and to see Mayama Takumi off to Spain, a few people had one last dinner together in the dormitory. The next day, Mayama Takumi took a flight to Spain, while Morita Shinobu left school the day before submitting her graduation project to travel around the world. Yuta Takemoto also completed his graduation work and left school to go to the construction site. And Hanamoto Yekumi brought her own four-leaf clover bento to see Takemoto Yuta off...

Publication Information

This work is serialized in three comic magazines, namely CUTiE by Tairajima, YOUNG by Shueisha,

YOU and Chours serialized the manga. As for the comic book, Takarajimasha published the first volume, while Shueisha published the first to tenth volumes, a total of 10 volumes.

Derivative Works

On July 22, 2006, a live-action film version was released in Japan. Fuji TV broadcast the TV series starring Japanese actors on January 8, 2008. On May 25, 2008, CTS broadcast a TV series starring Taiwanese actors.