: The "deep" quality of this volume comes from its use of silence and landscape. The author uses the sprawling, often oppressive beauty of the mountains to mirror the characters' feelings of isolation and the crushing expectations of their community. Key Themes & Character Depth
Reviews for (often translated as Fruit of the Mountain Princess ), specifically related to its third installment, generally describe it as a decent but uneven experience. Originally a manga by Kyouden Sanbun, it was adapted into a 3-episode adult OVA series released between 2007 and 2010. General Critical Reception yama hime no mi vol 3