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Maebashi Witches Anime Reveals 3 Guest Cast
posted on by Alex Mateo
The staff for the anime revealed during its stage presentation at AnimeJapan 2025 on Saturday three guest cast .
The newly announced cast includes (pictured above from left to right):
- Yū Serizawa as Eiko Zen, the first customer to visit Dreamy Dreamy Flower
- Nao Tōyama as Rinko Mitsuba, a shop visitor from Tokyo who returns to Maebashi for a class reunion
- Akari Kitō as Yua Hosaka, a university student from Maebashi who appears to be related to Mai
The anime stars:
- Sakura Kasuga as Yuina Akagi, a cheerful high school freshman, who loves cameras and taking "emotional" photos
- Hinano Sakikawa as Azu Niisato, a girl who loves fashion and cosmetics
- Rena Motomura as Kyoka Kitahara, a girl from a wealthy family who attends the top high school in the prefecture
- Haruka Minami as Choco Mitsumata, a cheerful mood maker girl
- Honami Momose as Mai Kamiizumi, a realist girl, but is conscious of what others think about her
- Tomokazu Sugita as Keroppe, the mysterious familiar spirit who scouted the five girls to become apprentice witches
The anime's story, set in Maebashi city in Gunma Prefecture, is about the coming-of-age of five high school girls. First year high school student Yuina Akagi lives an ordinary but unsatisfying everyday life. One day, a mysterious frog named Keroppe scouts her and four other girls to become the "Maebashi Witches." Suddenly, a room closet is connected to a mysterious space that brings the girls to a magical flower shop where they sing, dance, and make other people's wishes come true.
Sunrise is credited for the anime's original work. Yuri Habuka is composing the music.
The five main characters collectively known as the Maebashi Witches will perform the opening theme song "Sugosugi Maebashi Witches!" (Super Amazing Maebashi Witches!). Producer Yūki Kishida arranged the song.
Source: Press release
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