Live Viewing Japan

Ani Inako, the only princess of a small nation wedged between Milidonia's expansive ambitions and Selenfalen's religious devotion—where Saint Philia is revered—sets out to foster peace by attending a treaty signing in Selenfalen. Her expectation of a straightforward diplomatic visit is disrupted by the arrival of the unconventional princes from both opposing countries. With the treaty formally uniting the three kingdoms, Ani and the princes must navigate their deep-seated conflicts, working to discover shared understanding and build genuine bonds between their once-divided lands.

Haru Yamato previously had no interest in futsal, even as the sport gained worldwide popularity over the last ten years. Everything changed when he watched Japanese prodigy Tokinari Tennoji compete in the U-18 World Cup. On his first day at Koyo Gakuen High School, Haru eagerly signs up for the futsal club. There, he meets a diverse group of skilled players, including captain Toi Tsukioka, who had played alongside Tennoji on the U-18 national team. Although the team is strong, the Koyo Futsal Club struggles to reach a level that can compete with elite opponents—a challenge made even harder for Haru, who has no prior experience with the sport.

In a world where "vocal medicine" is recognized as a legitimate healing method alongside conventional treatments, talented singers use their voices to cure injuries and diseases. Aspiring healers from all over the world train diligently to master this art and help others through song. Kana Fujii, a singer with a natural gift, begins this path after a transformative encounter. She teams up with the determined Reimi Itsushiro and the easygoing Hibiki Morishima at the Karasuma Phoniatric Clinic, where Ria Karasuma provides rigorous yet kind instruction. As Kana and her companions chase their ambitions, they encounter various unique healers and come to realize that excelling in vocal medicine demands more than just effort and devotion.

A sudden flash of light from Yuzuki's phone sends her to Shinga, a parallel world that mirrors Japan's chaotic Sengoku period, defined by endless civil war. In this realm, the Gekkazoku—supernatural clans like vampires and werewolves—coexist peacefully with humans, safeguarded by the powerful Himemiko. But her mysterious disappearance has thrown Shinga into disorder. Yuzuki's quest to locate Himemiko and find her way home keeps getting blocked by the ongoing battles between rival factions.

Tousuke Rokudou begins his first year at Aomori High, a school notorious for its rowdy students. His timid nature makes him an easy victim for bullies, with only two fellow outcasts sticking by him. Tired of the constant harassment, the three of them long for a peaceful school life where they'll be treated fairly. Their luck shifts when Tousuke receives a mysterious scroll left by his late grandfather, said to protect its owner from harm. As he touches it, a brilliant flash of light appears, leaving an unusual mark on Tousuke's forehead. He initially hopes the mark will protect him and his friends from their tough situation, but reality doesn't meet his expectations. The bullying persists, yet Tousuke realizes the mark has an unforeseen power—it irresistibly attracts delinquent girls, most notably the formidable Ranna Himawari.

Yuhi Amamiya's everyday college life is interrupted when Sir Noi Crezant, a talking lizard who claims to be a Knight of Justice, informs him that the mage Animus intends to use the Biscuit Hammer—a colossal orbiting structure—to smash Earth to pieces. As a Beast Knight, Yuhi is meant to unite with others to protect the princess and save the planet, but he initially refuses, preferring to avoid danger. His quiet existence is shattered when a golem sent by Animus attacks him, nearly overwhelming him until his neighbor, Princess Samidare Asahina, comes to his rescue. Her surprising desire to destroy the world fascinates Yuhi, driving him to train and become stronger in order to help her. In the battles against Animus's forces, Yuhi gradually learns to cherish life more deeply, even as his past traumas continue to trouble him.

In "Whisper Me a Love Song," Himari Kino is a bright and sociable freshman who becomes enchanted by Yori Asanagi, a reserved senior she watches perform with her band during the opening ceremony. Himari immediately declares her feelings to Yori, who is new to romantic emotions and asks her friends and music for guidance. After choosing to reciprocate Himari's feelings, Yori learns that Himari was originally drawn to her musical skill and stage presence rather than to her as a person. Even so, Yori is resolute in her goal to make Himari fall for her as an individual. They spend their afternoons together on the rooftop, where Yori plays her guitar, trying to win Himari's heart.

Osamu and Youko Sonoyama want to adopt every child from Soramame House, but their older age restricts them to only one. Struggling with this difficult decision, they are immediately attracted to one child's stunning beauty and kind nature. Two months later, the Sonoyamas bring 13-year-old Hitori into their caring home. However, Hitori's humble and overly polite behavior is merely a facade. In truth, Hitori is a performance put on by the identical twins Migi and Dali. Their goal in becoming the perfect child for the generous couple is to infiltrate a specific quiet town. While carefully maintaining their disguise, the twins work toward their real goal: uncovering the truth behind a past event that fueled their intense thirst for revenge.

In "Drug Store in Another World: The Slow Life of a Cheat Pharmacist," Reiji Kirio, once an ordinary office worker, is abruptly transported to another world. Realizing he possesses extraordinary pharmaceutical abilities, Reiji chooses to establish a drugstore with Noera, his dog-like companion, and Mina, a ghostly entity. Together, they prepare various medicines and potions to serve their customers' needs. The series, "Cheat Kusushi no Slow Life: Isekai ni Tsukurou Drugstore," depicts the peaceful yet frequently chaotic daily operations at Reiji's pharmacy.