If you suddenly gained the ability to quite literally leap through time, what would you use it for? The sheer fun of it? Getting better grades? Or something else? What if you merely wanted the present to continue to still live out those memorable days with your friends, playing around and having fun rejecting the future and not wanting things to change? In Toki wo Kakeru Shojo, a girl is presented with this exact possibility. It also won the Feature Film Award in the 11th Animation Kobe Awards in 2006. The film won the Special Distinction for Feature Film at France's thirty-first Annecy International Animated Film Festival on June 16, 2007. It received the Grand Prize in the animation division at the 2006 Japan Media Arts Festival.
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The movie also won the Animation Grand Award, given to the year's most entertaining animated film, at the prestigious sixty-first Annual Mainichi Film Awards. The staff that worked for the film won the Director Award, the Script-writing Award, the Achievement in Art Direction, and the Character Design Award. During the Tokyo Anime Awards, it won the Animation of the Year and the Best Original Story/Work. In 2007, it won the Animation of the Year during the Japan Academy Prize. In 2006, the film won the Best Animated Film in the Sitges Film Festival. At once she knows she acquires the power of "time leap." She uses it without hesitation to satisfy her own desire. The main character, Konno Makoto, is brighter and more easygoing than any other characters in movie or TV drama made before. However, this movie is its first anime adaptation. It became TV drama, movie, and manga several times. Edit Background Toki wo Kakeru Shojo is a juvenile novel written by Tsutsui Yasutaka.
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