Summer Days

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Summer Days
Summer Days cover art.png
Limited edition cover of Summer Days (DVD-ROM)
Genre Drama, eroge, harem
Released
  • JP: June 23, 2006
  • JP: April 27, 2012 (Shiny Days)
  • NA: November 25, 2015 (Shiny Days)
Original sound track listing
No.TitleWriter(s)Length
1."SummerDays"Masaki Suzuki4:20
2."Dandelion Veil" (タンポポの綿帽子, Tanpopo no Men Boushi)Masaki Suzuki4:16
3."The Story Begins at the Sea" (海から始まる物語, Umi Kara Hajima Ru Monogatari)Masaki Suzuki5:36
4."It Clears Up After Cloudy Weather" (曇りのち晴れ, Kumori Nochi Hare) 1:45
5."One Summer Day" 1:56
6."One Summer Day ~Waiting for Your Call~" 1:24
7."Sands of Twilight" (夕暮れの砂浜, Yuugure no Sunahama) 1:49
8."Good Night" (おやすみ, Oyasumi) 1:50
9."The Accent on Life" 1:29
10."It's Show Time!" 1:30
11."Festival Music" (お祭り囃子, Omatsuri Hayashi) 1:19
12."Grove of the Village Shrine" (鎮守の森, Chinju no Mori) 2:03
13."OBK Coming to Town" (OBK が街にやってきた, Obk ga Machi Niyattekita) 1:23
14."Until the Day We Meet" (また会う日まで, Mata au Nichi Made) 2:24
15."IAI Spirit" 1:33
16."Road to Hope" (希望への道, Kibou Heno Michi) 2:13
17."Saboritai!" (さぼりたい!) 2:06
18."Self-righteousness" (唯我独尊, Yuigadokuson) 1:40
19."Refuse" 1:56
20."As Close As Possible" 2:43
21."While Drifting..." (漂いながら..., Tadayoi Nagara...) 2:12
22."In the Midst of Fumbling" (手探りの中で, Tesaguri no Naka de) 2:30
23."Sweet Kiss" 1:33
24."Surely Someday..." (きっといつか..., Kittoitsuka) 1:40
25."Time of Trial" (試練の刻, Shiren no Koku) 1:59
26."And Before" (そして前へ, Soshite Maehe) 1:55
27."SummerDays ~piano arrange~" 1:52
28."SummerDays ~music box arrange~" 1:52
29."Knife or Saw? Part II" 2:09
30."Knife or Saw? Part II ~Introduce~" 1:49
31."Promise ~Girlhood's End~" (約束～Girlhood's End～, Yakusoku ~ Girlhood's End ~)HIKO4:16
Total length:69:02

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