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In the witches' tradition, when a practitioner turns 15, they must become independent and leave their home to study witchcraft. Makoto Kowata is one such apprentice witch who leaves her parents' home in Yokohama in pursuit of knowledge and training. Along with her companion Chito, a black cat familiar, they embark on a journey to Aomori, a region favored by witches due to its abundance of nature and affinity with magic. They begin their new life by living with Makoto's second cousins, Kei Kuramoto and his little sister Chinatsu.
While Makoto may seem to be attending high school like any other teenager, her whimsical and eccentric involvement with witchcraft sets her apart from others her age.
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Which anime studio produced the 'Flying Witch' adaptation?
The anime was produced by J.C.Staff and directed by Kenshi Imaizumi. It premiered in Japan in April 2016, offering a highly praised, relaxing viewing experience across its 12 episodes.
Where does Makoto move to in the 'Flying Witch' anime?
Makoto Kowata leaves her home in Yokohama and moves to a rural town in the Aomori prefecture, located in northern Japan. The region's deep connection to nature and local folklore serves as the perfect backdrop for her witch training.
Who is Chito in the 'Flying Witch' anime?
Chito is Makoto's pet black cat, and in the lore of this universe, witches must travel with a familiar. Chito serves as a guide and mentor to Makoto, often leading her to magical herbs and people connected to the spirit world.
What genre is the 'Flying Witch' anime considered to be?
It is strictly categorized as an 'Iyashikei' slice-of-life anime, focusing on healing, relaxation, and everyday mundane events. There is very little high-stakes drama or magic battles; instead, it focuses on the simple joys of rural life.
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