Original release 29 février 2000
Previous episode S03E20 - さくらの一番好きな人
Number S03E21
Episode runtime 25 minutes
Country Japan
Original language Japanese
Genres Fantasy, Family, Drama, Comedy, Children, Animation, Adventure, Action, Anime, Romance
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Video : さくらと小狼と月峰神社

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Sakura heads to school in the morning, but does not see Yukito. She notices that there is a festival and asks Syaoran whether he wants to go to the festival at Tsukimine Shrine. He agrees, much to Sakura's delight. As the lessons continue, Sakura feels sleepy again. Syaoran notices this and is worried. As Tomoyo and Sakura walk home, Sakura admits that she feels much better now and thanks Syaoran and Tomoyo for their help. As Syaoran and Sakura walks to the shrine, Sakura gives Syaoran her handmade scarf, which Syaoran shyly accepts.

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