Maebashi Witches (前橋ウィッチーズ), the original TV anime from Sunrise about five high-school girls in Maebashi City, Gunma Prefecture, who train as witch apprentices and grant customers’ wishes at a singing-and-dancing magical flower shop, is now available to stream in full online.

Streaming Availability (Updated October 2026)

Here is a summary of where you can watch Maebashi Witches:

• d Anime Store — All 12 episodes, unlimited streaming. ¥660/month (tax included); first month free for new subscribers.
• Amazon Prime Video — Per-episode rental only, from ¥220/episode in HD. Prime membership is ¥600/month with a 30-day free trial.
• DMM TV, U-NEXT, Lemino, Netflix, Disney+, FOD, ABEMA — Not available.
• TSUTAYA DISCAS — No DVD rental available.

The free broadcast catch-up service TVer also does not carry the series.

d Anime Store: Recommended Platform

d Anime Store is an anime-dedicated subscription service that offers all 12 episodes of Maebashi Witches for unlimited viewing — from Episode 1, “What’s Wrong with the Status Quo?!”, through to the finale — with no additional charges. At ¥660 per month, it is one of the most affordable options for anime fans. New subscribers receive the first month free; if you sign up mid-month, the free period runs until the last day of that month. After the free period, the subscription renews automatically at the full monthly rate.

Because d Anime Store specialises exclusively in anime, it is also easy to discover other titles in the magical-girl or idol-music genres once you finish the series.

Amazon Prime Video: Per-Episode Rental Option

Amazon Prime Video carries Maebashi Witches as a rental-only title, priced from ¥220 per episode in HD. Watching all 12 episodes this way costs more than a single month of d Anime Store, making it better suited to viewers who only want to catch specific episodes. Docomo network subscribers also receive a monthly dPoint rebate equivalent to 20% of their Prime membership fee.

Theatrical Film: October 23, 2026

A theatrical compilation film, Gekijouban Maebashi Witches: Majo Minarai no Emo Emories (劇場版 前橋ウィッチーズ～魔女見習いのエモエモリーズ～), is scheduled to open on October 23, 2026. Production was announced in March 2026. Fans who want to revisit the TV series before the film’s release can use d Anime Store’s free trial to watch all 12 episodes in time.

Story Synopsis

The protagonist is Akagi Yuina, a first-year high-school student living in Maebashi City. After a chance encounter with a mysterious frog named Keroppe, she is drawn into witch training. A closet door opens into a strange hidden space, and Yuina joins forces with Niisato Azu, Kitahara Kyouka, Mitsumata Choko, and Ueizumi Mai to form the unit Maebashi Witches. Together, the five girls work at a magical flower shop — singing and dancing to fulfil the wishes of each customer who walks through the door.

A key highlight is watching five girls with very different personalities and personal struggles gradually bond as teammates. Series composition and scripts are handled by Yoshida Erika, who gives each character a distinct inner voice and conflict. The real-world setting of Maebashi City and the song-and-dance sequences at the flower shop are also major draws. The opening theme, “Sugosugiru Maebashi Witches!”, features lyrics by Tsunku.

Main Cast

• Akagi Yuina — Kasuga Sakura
• Niisato Azu — Sakikawa Hinano
• Kitahara Kyouka — Motomura Reina
• Mitsumata Choko — Mitsunami Haruka
• Ueizumi Mai — Momose Hana
• Keroppe — Sugita Tomokazu

The five main cast members also perform the opening and ending theme songs as the unit Maebashi Witches.

Production Details

• Original Work / Production: Sunrise (original anime)
• Director: Yamamoto Junichi
• Series Composition / Scripts: Yoshida Erika
• Character Design: Yui Inami (original concept) / Tachibana Nozomi
• Music: Habuka Yuri
• Sound Director: Nagasaki Yukio
• Broadcast: From April 6, 2025 on TOKYO MX, BS11, Gunma TV, and others (rebroadcast from April 5, 2026 on TOKYO MX and BS11)
• Episodes: 12
• Opening Theme: Maebashi Witches — “スゴすぎ前橋ウィッチーズ！”
• Ending Theme: Maebashi Witches — “それぞれのドア”