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Released February 20, 2013
■ The Wolf Children Ame and Yuki BD (2-disc set)
Product Number: VPXT-71242 POS: 2
Running Time: Approx. 117 minutes + 153 minutes of bonus footage
Specifications: 2 x double-sided dual-layer discs (1 main feature disc + 1 bonus disc), Color, 16:9, Vista Size, 1080p High-Definition (Main Feature),
M-PEG4/AVC, Linear PCM 2.0ch & 5.1ch / Dolby Digital 2.0ch (Commentary), Japanese Subtitles
BD Main Feature Disc (Includes Audio Commentary with: Aoi Miyazaki, Takao Osawa,
Kaho Nakamura, Haru Kuroki, Haru Kuroki, Kaito Nishii, Momoka Ono, Kamon Kabe, Mamoru Hosoda)
BD Bonus Disc (Event Footage Collection, Theatrical Collaboration Program, Various Promotional Videos)
2-panel digipak, slipcase, booklet included (reduced-size theatrical pamphlet)
● Limited Bonus for First Production Run (Film Bookmark) Director, Screenplay, Original Story: Mamoru Hosoda
Studio Chizu Production
(C)2012 "The Wolf Children Ame and Yuki" Production Committee
Voice Cast: Aoi Miyazaki, Takao Osawa / Bunta Sugawara / and others

◆ Introduction
In 2006's "The Girl Who Leapt Through Time," he vividly depicted fragments of sparkling youth that visit only at certain moments in life. In 2009's "Summer Wars," he portrayed a miracle story where the power of human bonds saves the world from crisis,
sweeping awards both domestically and internationally. Mamoru Hosoda, now one of the most watched animation film directors in the world, but why do Hosoda's works captivate a wide range of generations?
Hosoda's works are not about grand narratives, nor do they feature cool heroes. In towns that seem real, surrounded by people who seem real, the protagonist struggles, strives, and makes efforts in a slightly special situation.
Such down-to-earth stories are depicted with dynamic visuals based on a carefully crafted scenario. That's why we perceive the protagonist as someone relatable, empathize strongly, and grip our hands in anticipation of their success.
Fantastical yet realistic. That is precisely the charm of Hosoda's works. This characteristic is fully demonstrated in his latest film, "The Wolf Children Ame and Yuki."

◆ Story
Hana (Aoi Miyazaki), a university student, falls in love with him (Takao Osawa) soon after they meet. She later learns that he is a "Wolf Man" who lives in human form, but Hana's feelings do not change.
Then, a new life is born between the two who begin to live together. Their daughter, born on a snowy day, is named "Yuki" (Snow), and their son, born on a rainy day, is named "Ame" (Rain). Yuki is lively and curious.