During a special streaming event held last Saturday, the staff of the Hana-Kimi anime officially unveiled a promotional video for Season 2, revealing the theme songs and confirming the broadcast premiere date in detail.
Theme Songs by Omoinotake
The trio Omoinotake is responsible for performing both the opening and ending themes of this season. The opening theme is titled “Flashbulb”, while the ending theme is titled “Hanataba” (meaning “Bouquet”).
Premiere Date
Season 2 will begin airing on July 1 at 24:30 JST (equivalent to 00:30 on July 2) on Tokyo MX, Tochigi TV, Gunma TV, and BS11. It will also be available for streaming on Amazon Prime Video later that same night.
Hana-Kimi Synopsis
The story follows Mizuki, a Japanese-American female track and field fan who decides to transfer to a high school in Japan in order to be close to Sano Izumi, the high jumper of her dreams — but the school is an all-boys institution. She must therefore disguise herself as a boy, and as fate would have it, the two end up as roommates. Mizuki must keep her secret hidden at all times — in the classroom, the locker room, and even the dormitory — while her classmates and the school infirmary deal with the new transfer student.
Season 1 and Global Availability
The anime’s Season 1 had its world premiere at Anime NYC on August 23, 2025, before its official broadcast on Tokyo MX on January 4, 2026, and subsequently aired on BS11, MBS, CBC TV, RKB Mainichi Broadcasting, and other channels. Internationally, Crunchyroll provided same-day simulcast streaming with English subtitles and English dub, covering North America, Central America, South America, Europe, Africa, Oceania, the Middle East, CIS, and India.
About the Manga and Author
Hana Zakari no Kimi-tachi e (Hana-Kimi) is a manga by Nakajo Hisaya serialized in Hana to Yume magazine by Hakusensha from 1996 to 2004, with a short sequel series and a special chapter published in 2014, followed by an updated series titled Himitsu – Hana Zakari no Kimi-tachi e After School which began in 2021. Sadly, Nakajo Hisaya passed away from heart disease in October 2023 at the age of 50. The manga had previously been adapted into live-action television dramas in Japan twice (2007 and 2011), as well as a live-action version in South Korea and Taiwan (2006).
Source: ann_jp
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