The anime adaptation of Is the Order a Rabbit? is celebrating its 10th anniversary with a special event scheduled for March 1, 2025, at the Ichikawa City Cultural Hall in Chiba Prefecture. This event will be part of a broader 10th-anniversary project, marking a decade since the beloved series first premiered.
The event will feature the six main voice cast members of the anime, including Ayane Sakura (Cocoa Hoto), Inori Minase (Chino Kafu), Risa Taneda (Rize Tedeza), Satomi Sato (Chiya Ujimatsu), Sora Tokui (Maya Joga), and Show Hayami (Takahiro Kafu). Fans will have the opportunity to see these voice actors live, reflecting on the series’ success over the years.
Additionally, the anime’s official 10th anniversary project site has released a special treat for fans: the full-length music video for “Daydream Café,” the opening theme song for the first season. Performed by the voice actor unit Petit Rabbit, the song features Ayane Sakura, Inori Minase, Risa Taneda, Satomi Sato, and Maaya Uchida. While a shorter version of the video had previously been available on YouTube, the full version was originally included as a bonus on the limited edition DVD for the CD single released in May 2014. Fans can now stream the complete video on the official anniversary site.
Is the Order a Rabbit? is based on the Is the Order a Rabbit? four-panel comedy manga by Koi. The anime adaptation has aired three seasons, along with two OVA episodes. The third season, Is the Order a Rabbit? BLOOM, is currently available for streaming on Crunchyroll.
The series follows the adventures of Kokoa, a high school student who relocates to a new town and inadvertently ends up living at a café called “Rabbit House.” There, she meets an array of charming characters, including the shy but cool Chino, the soldierly Rize, the kind Chiya, and the sophisticated yet down-to-earth Syaro. The series is known for its heartwarming and often whimsical portrayal of their everyday lives at the café, alongside interactions with regular customers and classmates.
Fans eagerly anticipate the anniversary event, and the release of the full music video adds a nostalgic touch to the celebrations.
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