Maebashi Witches

Get in step with this season's newest magical idols! Maebashi Witches is now streaming on Crunchyroll, and you can sing and dance along to the opening and ending sequences for this new show.Check out the opening, set to "Sugo Sugi Maebashi Witches!": Maebashi Witches Creditless OpeningAnd the ending, set to "Sorezore no Door." Both the opening and the ending are performed by the the Maebashi Witches themselves:Maebashi Witches Creditless EndingJunichi Yamamoto (More than a Married Couple, but Not Lovers.) directs Maebashi Witches at SUNRISE Studios, with Erika Yoshida (BOCCHI THE ROCK!) on series composition.

Ahead of an April 6 broadcast, the Maebashi Witches stage event at AnimeJapan 2025 today announced three new cast members who will voice customers of the Dreamy-Dreamy Flower Shop (tentative title), as follows:Eiko Zen voiced by Yu SerizawaRinko Mitsuba voiced by Nao ToyamaYua Hosakavoiced by Akari KitoEiko ZenRinko MitsubaYua HosakaJunichi Yamamoto (More than a Married Couple, but Not Lovers.) directs Maebashi Witches at SUNRISE Studios, with series composition by Erika Yoshida (BOCCHI THE ROCK!), Yu Inami's original character designs adapted for animation by Nozomi Tachibana (Kemono Jihen) and music by Yuri Habuka.Five newcomer voice actors, who play aspiring witches in Gunma Prefecture's Maebashi City, join an industry veteran for the original anime's core cast:Yuina Akagi voiced by Sakura KasugaAzu Niisato voiced by Hinano SakikawaKyoka Kitahara voiced by Rena MotomuraChoco Mitsumata voiced by Haruka MinamiMai Kamiizumi voiced by Honami MomoseKeroppe voiced by Tomokazu SugitaSource: Comic Natalie

The official X (formerly Twitter) for the upcoming spring 2025 TV anime Maebashi Witches has posted an official artist photo of Maebashi Witches, an idol group consisting of the anime's five main voice cast members, for the first time.The members of the unit include Sakura Kasuga (the voice of Yuina Akagi), Hinano Sakikawa (Azu Niisato), Rena Motomura (Kyoka Kitahara), Haruka Minami (Choco Mitsumata), and Honami Momose (Mai Kamiizumi). They were introduced simultaneously in September 2024, when the anime project was revealed, and have held a series of live performances and talk events in Maebashi, Gunma Prefecture, where the story of the anime is set. The unit Maebashi Witches performs the anime's opening theme song "Sugosugi Maebashi Witches!" ("Super Amazing Maebashi Witches!") and ending theme song "Sorezore no Door" ("Each Door").

A brand-new trailer released today for Maebashi Witches, the upcoming original idol anime set in Gunma Prefecture, confirmed an April 6, 2025 at 22:30 JST premiere for Japanese television.

The quant city of Maebashi in Gunma is soon going to have a magical wake-up call in the upcoming original TV anime Maebashi Witches.  The series is based around “local” witches who are just looking to have fun as they grow up. The series released a brand new trailer tonight and a vivid key visual featuring the witches in a colorful flower shop.Maebashi Witches - Third Trailer Junichi Yamamoto (More than a Married Couple, but Not Lovers.) directs Maebashi Witches at Bandai Namco Filmworks’ in-house production studio SUNRISE, with series composition written by Erika Yoshida (BOCCHI THE ROCK!), Yu Inami's original character designs adapted for animation by Nozomi Tachibana (Kemono Jihen) and music composed by Yuri Habuka.

Ahead of an April 2025 broadcast debut in Japan, the official website and accounts for original anime Maebashi Witches today unveiled a second full trailer and a teaser visual.

Cherry blossoms aren't the only thing set to bloom in spring next year! An official website and X (formerly Twitter) account opened today revealed a magical trailer and visual for a new original coming-of-age anime titled Maebashi Witches, which is scheduled t