Ramen Akaneko Season 2 Anime Premieres in January 2027

The anime adaptation of Ramen Akaneko has been confirmed to return for a second season, with a premiere scheduled for January 2027. The exact broadcast date within the month has not yet been announced, and international streaming details remain unconfirmed.
The returning cast includes Kenjiro Tsuda as chef Bunzo and Kurumi Orihara as human employee Tamako Yashiro. Tasuku Hatanaka joins the series as Jewel, a new long-haired gray cat server who aims to establish a cat host club. The ensemble also features Noriaki Sugiyama, Michiyo Murase, Rie Kugimiya, and Saori Hayami reprising their roles.
Production updates include Shigeru Murakoshi taking over series composition from Toru Kubo, while Michinori Chiba continues as character designer and chief animation director. E&H production handles the animation duties.
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Original headline at J-List Blog: “Ramen Akaneko Season 2 Serves Up a Second Bowl in January 2027”
Key facts
- Release Date
- January 2027
- Studio
- E&H production
- Voice Actor
- Tasuku Hatanaka
Tags
- #Cats
- #E&H Production
- #Kenjirō Tsuda
- #Kurumi Orihara
- #Ramen Akaneko
- #Tasuku Hatanaka
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