(CR) Meiji Tokyo Renka TV series

[Stark700]

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Plot Summary/Premise

On an evening lit by a crimson full moon, an ordinary high school girl named Mei Ayazuki meets a self-proclaimed magician named Charlie at a festival. Through Charlie's magic, she time-travels to the Meiji era in Tokyo, where she meets and falls in love with various great historical figures from that time period.

Meiji Tokyo Renka TV anime announced. It also received a movie adaptation before.

Source
https://twitter.com/meikoi_staff/sta...73032033251328
http://www.animenewsnetwork.com/news...w-game/.107436

[Stark700]

Preview

[Stark700]

Crunchyroll announced for stream.

Meiji Tokyo Renka
Launches on January 9 at 9:00am PT
Territories: Worldwide ex Asia, the Middle East, North Africa, France (and New Caledonia) and Germany

https://www.crunchyroll.com/anime-ne...mulcast-lineup

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The anime will have guest appearances by other historical figures (such as Fukuzawa Yukichi and Yosano Akiko) all voiced by various VAs such as Horie Yui and Maeno Tomoaki.
https://www.animenewsnetwork.com/new...embers/.142135

They're really playing up the history for the anime, because I don't think they appeared in the source game.

Originally Posted by Stark700

Crunchyroll announced for stream.

Meiji Tokyo Renka
Launches on January 9 at 9:00am PT
Territories: Worldwide ex Asia, the Middle East, North Africa, France (and New Caledonia) and Germany

https://www.crunchyroll.com/anime-ne...mulcast-lineup

Petition to move to Current Series thread.

[alex_drian]

I'm the one that is watching this, isn't a simple Otome adaptation with a cute MC and beautiful men not enough for you?

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Originally Posted by alex_drian

I'm the one that is watching this, isn't a simple Otome adaptation with a cute MC and beautiful men not enough for you?

I'm watching Renka also; but mostly for the history and its references, like old Tokyo monuments that no longer exist in modern days (like the Rokumeikan). If you are interested in history I can post some explanations here.

I remember the discussion panel for Kamigami no Asobi was quite popular too, and it was an otome.

[Dop]

Hah! bishie Lafcadio Hearn! I laughed my socks off, though the mentions of Hoichi the Earless and Yuki-onna made me want to watch the "Kwaidan" movie again.