2025年冬アニメ
花は咲く、修羅の如く
スタジオバインド
青春学園ドラマ
2025年1月7日～ 放送
Kana Haruyama lives on Tonari Island, home to just 600 people, and loves reading aloud so much she holds reading sessions for the island's children. Mizuki Usurai, the broadcasting club president, senses the power in Kana's voice and invites her to join the high school's broadcasting club. Aiming for the NHK Cup National High School Broadcasting Contest, Kana and her clubmates support each other while deepening their own readings — a youth drama told through voice, from Ayano Takeda (Sound! Euphonium). It began airing late-night on Nippon TV, BS Nippon TV, and others starting January 7, 2025.
📝 Highlights
👥 Characters
💫 Foreshadowing & Quotes
❓ FAQ
🌟 Featured Comments
📝 Highlights & Appeal Light spoilers
01① A fresh subject: competitive reading meets youth drama
While club-activity anime usually center on sports or music, this one uniquely spotlights competitive reading aloud.
02② From Sound! Euphonium's Ayano Takeda
The manga, written by Ayano Takeda with art by rising talent Musshu, is built on Takeda's proven skill at depicting the subtleties of teenage hearts.
03③ Set on an island of just 600 people
The tiny, isolated island of Tonari contrasts its close-knit relationships against wide-open natural scenery.
04④ The broadcasting club's drive for the NHK Cup
The show carefully depicts the club members' effort and inner conflict as they aim for the NHK Cup, Japan's national high school broadcasting contest.
05⑤ OP theme "Jibun Kakumei" by SHISHAMO
SHISHAMO's opening theme "Jibun Kakumei" (Self Revolution) drives home the show's forward momentum.
06⑥ ED theme "Rouro" by Satou.
Satou.'s ending theme "Rouro" complements the series' reading-aloud theme.
07⑦ Animated by Studio Bind
Studio Bind, known for Mushoku Tensei, handles production with careful, delicate emotional expression.
08⑧ Rival Shura Saionji looms large
Shura Saionji, last year's NHK Cup reading champion, adds real tension to Kana's growth as a rival to measure herself against.
💡 Key Points & Predictions Some spoilers
The biggest question is how Kana refines her own way of reading aloud ahead of the NHK Cup, and how her showdown with rival Shura Saionji ultimately plays out.
🧾 Story So Far Contains spoilers
After holding reading sessions on Tonari Island, Kana joins her high school's broadcasting club at the invitation of club president Mizuki. As she and her clubmates support each other while aiming for the NHK Cup, last year's champion Shura Saionji emerges as a formidable rival standing in Kana's way.
✅ Recommended Viewing Points
Recommended for fans of club-activity coming-of-age stories, and for anyone curious about the fresh subject of reading aloud as a form of vocal expression.
👀 Trivia & Fun Facts
The source manga, serialized in Shueisha's Ultra Jump, is written by Sound! Euphonium's Ayano Takeda with art by rising talent Musshu, while the anime is animated by Studio Bind of Mushoku Tensei fame.
Kana Haruyama (CV: Mitsunori Fujitera)
The protagonist, a reading-obsessed girl from Tonari Island who joins the high school broadcasting club after Mizuki invites her.
Mizuki Usurai (CV: Miyuri Shimabukuro)
The broadcasting club's president, who senses the power in Kana's reading and invites her to join.
An Natsue (CV: Fuka Izumi)
One of the broadcasting club members, a cheerful presence who supports Kana and the others.
Shuuta Fuyuga (CV: Shoya Chiba)
A male member of the broadcasting club, working alongside his peers toward the NHK Cup.
Matsuyuki Akiyama (CV: Seiichiro Yamashita)
An important figure connected to the broadcasting club.
Ryoko Seii (CV: Kiyono Yasuno)
One of the figures surrounding the broadcasting club world.
Setaro Hakoyama (CV: Taito Ban)
A character connected to Kana and her classmates' school life.
Hiromi Kichijoji (CV: Koji Yusa)
The broadcasting club's narcissistic faculty advisor, who toys with the members through his eccentric behavior.
Shura Saionji (CV: Yoko Hikasa)
Last year's NHK Cup reading division champion, who stands as Kana's rival.
💫 Unresolved Foreshadowing Contains spoilers
Why Kana is drawn so deeply to reading aloud — rooted in her days on the island and her family ties — is a thread gradually revealed as the story progresses.
💌 Predicted Viral Quotes for Next Season
"I want to hear voices from outside this island" — a line that captures Kana's resolve to step beyond her sheltered island life.
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