Japanimation Station's Kyoto Vacation Has Been Extended! New Schedule for 2024

Additional Episodes Planned for our Exciting Kyoto Animation Adventures!

Our anime podcast, Japanimation Station, just finished up its third phase with our reviews of the K-On! series and movie, and we’ll be back in two weeks with our review of the amazing, outlandish comedy Nichijou on Sunday, February 18th at 7pm CT on YouTube.

But in the meantime, we've also been working on updating the schedule for the rest of our Kyoto Animation season, because we’ve fallen so in love with everything we’ve watched from this amazing studio that we wanted to watch a little bit more. So we have decided to add a few more episodes and reviews, extending the season from a planned 24 episodes to a planned 30, and running through June of this year.

So that everyone can stay up to date on their anime homework, here's what we've got planned through summer 2024 - what movie and series we’re watching, when our reviews will air, and where you can find the shows streaming online if you’d like to play along at home. And if you’ve missed the season up to now, the first 13 episodes are currently available on YouTube and all podcast platforms.

Part 4 - My Ordinary Life is a Mystery to Be Lived: Featuring Nichijou and Hyouka 

• #14 – Nichijou (2011) - February 18^th

  • 26 episodes + 1 OVA

  • Streaming on Crunchyroll

• #15 – Hyouka (2012) – February 25^th

  • 22 episodes + 1 OVA

  • Streaming on Crunchyroll

Part 5 - Kyoto Animation’s Splendid Isolation

• #16 – Love, Chuunibyou & Other Delusions, Season 1 (2012) – March 10^th

  • 12 Episodes + 1 OVA

  • Streaming on HIDIVE

• #17 - Tamako Market (2013) – March 17^th

  • 12 Episodes + 1 Movie

  • TV Series Streaming on HIDIVE

• #18 – Beyond the Boundary (2013) – March 24^th

  • 12 Episodes + OVA + 2 Movies

  • TV Series and OVA Streaming on HIDIVE

• #19 – Myriad Colors Phantom World (2016) – March 31^st

  • 13 Episodes + OVA

  • Streaming on Crunchyroll

Part 6 – I Have No Voice and I Must Sound! Euphonium

• #20 – A Silent Voice (2016) – April 14^th

  • 1 Movie

  • Available to digitally rent

• #21 – Sound! Euphonium Season 1 (2015) – April 21^st

  • 13 Episodes + 1 OVA

  • Streaming on Crunchyroll

• #22 – Sound! Euphonium Season 2 (2016) – April 28^th

  • 13 Episodes  

  • Streaming on Crunchyroll

• #23 – Liz and the Blue Bird (2018) – May 5^th

  • 1 Movie

  • Streaming on Crunchyroll in English Dub, Available to Rent Digitally with Subs

• #24 - Sound! Euphonium: the Movie - Our Promise: A Brand New Day (2019) – May 12^th

  • 1 Movie

  • Streaming on Crunchyroll in English Dub, Available to Rent Digitally with Subs

Part 7 - Through Rain or Shine

• #25 – Violet Evergarden (2018) – May 26^th

  • 13 Episodes + 1 OVA

  • Streaming on Netflix

• #26 - Violet Evergarden Gaiden - Eternity and the Auto Memory Doll (2019) – June 2^nd

  • 1 Movie

  • Streaming on Netflix

• #27 – Violet Evergarden the Movie (2020) – June 9^th

  • 1 Movie

  • Streaming on Netflix

• #28 – Miss Kobayashi’s Dragon Maid, Seasons 1 and 2 (2017/2021) – June 16^th

  • 2 Seasons, 26 Episodes + 2 OVAs

  • Streaming on Crunchyroll

And there will be at least two episodes after these to finish off the season proper - a review of the upcoming third season of Sound! Euphonium, which should be finishing in June, and an additional wrap-up episode, at which point we will finally finish our Kyoto Vacation and move on to the next project.

Let us know what episodes you’re most excited for or if you have any questions about the upcoming anime we’re watching, and we can’t wait to see you for each and every one of these exciting reviews!

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