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Tamako Market
Finished Airing TV PG-13 - Teens 13 or older

Tamako Market

たまこまーけっと · 2013

A cheerful shopkeeper daughter welcomes a talking bird to her shopping district.

StatusFinished Airing SeasonWinter 2013 StudioKyoto Animation SourceOriginal
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Clumsy and kindhearted high schooler Tamako Kitashirakawa loves nothing more than mochi, dedicating her free time to helping her family traditional rice cake shop inside the vibrant Usagiyama Shopping District. Her comfortable routine is delightfully interrupted when she meets Dera Mochimazzi, a self-important, talking tropical bird on a royal mission from a distant island to find a bride for his prince. Overeating Tamako delicious mochi until he becomes too fat to fly, Dera stays in the market, becoming a fixture alongside childhood neighbor Mochizo Ooji, who secretly harbors a tender crush on Tamako.

⚠ Background — may contain spoilers
Broadcast for twelve episodes from January to March 2013, *Tamako Market* was an original television anime produced by Kyoto Animation, directed by Naoko Yamada, with series composition by Reiko Yoshida and character designs by Yukiko Horiguchi. Noted for its gentle community warmth, fluid character animation, and charming domestic humor, the series celebrated neighborhood bonds and ordinary adolescent kindness. The production later inspired the celebrated theatrical romantic sequel film *Tamako Love Story* in 2014.
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