See You Tomorrow at the Food Court Anime Premiere Date and Trailer Released

A new anime called See You Tomorrow at the Food Court will come out in July 2025. It is based on a manga by Shinichiro Nariie. The manga began as a webcomic on Twitter in 2019. Because it became popular, a company called Kadokawa Shoten published it in 2020. This shows how stories that begin online can grow and reach bigger audiences.

A teaser trailer has been released, giving fans their first look at the anime. It also features a preview of the opening song, “Mikansei ni Matataite,” sung by Oisicle Melonpan. The anime will be a short series with only six episodes.

A School Setting with Everyday Stories

The promo image shows a student in a school uniform holding a notebook with the name "Narumi Shiro" written in Japanese. This shows the story happens at school, which is common in slice-of-life anime. Fans can expect a simple story about friendship, finding yourself, and everyday life.

A Talented Team Behind the Scenes

The anime is being made by Studio Atelier Pontdarc. The director is Kazuomi Koga, who also worked on Rent-A-Girlfriend. The script is written by Jukki Hanada, known for The Dangers in My Heart.

Kyuta Sakai, who worked on Steins;Gate and Re\:ZERO, is in charge of the character designs and animation. The music is by Kana Utatane, helping to add emotion to the story.

With such a skilled team, the anime will likely have touching moments, nice animation, and easy-to-relate themes.

Story of Two Unlikely Friends

The story is about two high school girls, Wada and Yamamoto. Wada looks like a quiet, polite girl from a rich family. Yamamoto seems like a shy loner. But they’re not exactly what they seem. Wada is secretly hooked on a mobile game and has a love-hate crush on one of its 2D characters. Yamamoto loves creepy urban legends and looks up to her favorite YouTuber. After school, they meet at the local food court. It’s their special place to hang out, talk about their interests, and be themselves. These daily chats show how their friendship grows, even though they’re very different.
 

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See You Tomorrow at the Food Court will only have six episodes, but its warm story and lovable characters might still leave a strong impression. If you enjoy light dramas, stories about friendship, or just want something new to watch this summer, this anime could be a great pick.

The show promises a gentle mix of humor, honesty, and heart. As July gets closer, both fans of the manga and new viewers will be excited to see how this slice-of-life story comes to life on screen.

Written By “Sujoy Bhowmik - India Today Gaming”