One episode will be streamed every day starting at noon on June 11th
(C) Yuki Suetsugu/Kodansha, VAP, NTV
75 episodes of the TV anime “Chihayafuru” seasons 1-3 are being streamed on the commercial TV streaming service “TVer” from June 11th. Details are as follows.
■”Chihayafuru” seasons 1-3 TVer streaming schedule One episode will be streamed every day starting at noon on June 11th Season 2 will be streamed from July 6th Season 3 will be streamed from July 31st *Each episode will be available for one week from the start of streaming *Streaming schedule is subject to change without notice
■Overview of the work Based on the manga by Yuki Suetsugu, the anime “Chihayafuru” is a coming-of-age story about high school students who are passionate about competitive karuta. In addition to the TV anime version, a live-action movie version starring Hirose Suzu and others was released in 2016 and 2018, and from July the drama “Chihayafuru -Meguri-” will be broadcast, depicting the world 10 years after the movie “Chihayafuru”.
■Cast of the anime “Chihayafuru”Ayase Chihaya (CV: Seto Asami), Wataya Arata (CV: Hosoya Yoshimasa), Mashima Taichi (CV: Miyano Mamoru), Oe Kanade (CV: Kayano Ai), Nishida Yusei (CV: Nara Toru), Komano Tsutomu (CV: Yonaga Tsubasa) and others
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“Chihayafuru” Seasons 1–3 on TVer Free
Celebrate the poetic beauty of karuta as Chihaya’s journey returns to streaming
The return of Chihayafuru’s first three seasons on TVer is more than just a nostalgic binge opportunity — it’s a celebration of a unique cultural sport. Karuta, a traditional Japanese card game, rarely gets mainstream attention, but this anime helped introduce it to a global audience through passionate storytelling and beautifully animated matches. With the series now accessible for free, it offers a perfect chance for new viewers to discover the intense emotional stakes of Chihaya and her friends, while longtime fans can revisit the poetic elegance of their growth and rivalries. This release might also hint at renewed interest in the series — could we hope for a continuation or even a movie adaptation?
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