I've always said you don't have to "let go".

from the review of this movie, "Love of the purest is always sweetest and unforgettable, especially with a sad separation by death and an unaccomplished wish. In the movie, Aki asked does love disappear after death, is that really the end of everything. To the people who are still alive, the love will carry on forever, their loves are always on their mind. Many many touching scenes, I especially like the Aki playing piano in the hall scene. Not only the cleverly filmed cross over of the present Sakutaro and pass Sakutaro holding Aki tight in his arms, and I also like while still in the piano hall how Sakutaro talked on the cell phone to his friend to describe how he felt just now about Aki's presence and he still felt Aki as if she is alive. As Lesile Cheung said in the movie Ashes of Time, if you have lost someone forever, someone who was once very very dear to you, the only thing you can do is to never forget..." by the way, choo choo hates twitchy because the latter is trying to kill the former. I read this from this guy. Suddenly, you realise how true it is. It has to be enough. She'll be: Beautiful enough to attract me to her Intelligent enough to keep me attracted to her Eloquent enough to make me want to listen to her Patient enough to listen to me Understanding enough to tolerate me Loving enough to keep me wanting more Share enough of the same interests and thoughts to see eye-to-eye Yet have enough of her own interests and views to keep things interesting Outgoing enough to assimilate into my family and social circle Yet quiet enough to know her limits Exciting enough to keep things fresh Yet down-home enough to keep things cosy. Yup, my dream girl will simply be enough.