Departures are moments that evoke both hope and melancholy. Tabi Machi Late Show examines how these ambivalent emotions continue to persist long beyond that singular moment of parting. Azuma reminisces about her mentor as she sees off her own student; Kumeno recalls her short, turbulent friendship with Koizumi; Yukari meets an old friend during the Lantern Festival; and Sakurada fondly remembers the numerous students she has met during her teaching career. Structured around a theme of goodbyes and journeys, Tabi Machi Late Show is composed of four intimate, slice-of-life vignettes that wistfully examine the lasting impressions people leave on one another.

Three high school girls have mastered the art of cooking simple, B-class dishes called JK meshi. The three girls — Reina, Ryouka, and Ruriko — are all classmates in their second year of high school. They often get distracted when studying for tests, and when they do, they cook JK meshi. (Source: ANN)

Second season of Kakuriyo no Yadomeshi.

The project anthropomorphizes rice (kome in Japanese) into schoolboys. At the Kokuritsu Inaho Academy (Rice Ear Academy, a wordplay on national schools), five new rice-inspired students attempt to supplant bread as the popular grain at the school. The new students form the Love Rice unit and challenge themselves to perform at the Harvest Show to show the delicious appeal of rice grains. The heartwarming 'kome'dy with laughs and passion promises to let audiences rediscover the virtues of rice (Japan's soul food). (Source: ANN)