Kyoto Animation – A reliable name to bet your time on. 

If the name of the anime studio sounds elite and elegant to you, then you have experienced the wonders of KyoAni works. 

Be it the dramatic Clannad, hilarious Lucky Star, musical Sound Euphonium, tails of Miss Kobayashi’s Dragon Maid, or the under-appreciated archery anime Tsurune, Kyoto Animation has showered us with meaningful stories that remain with us forever.

There are many things about Kyoto Animation that you already know, but there are things you might learn for the first time. And I am here to share those facts with you.

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What Makes Kyoto Animation So Special?

Staying true to their individuality and belief makes Kyoto Animation special. Understanding the importance of nurturing young talents, creating an environment where animators can bloom into their full potential, and prioritizing health, are among many other remarkable traits that make Kyoto Animation special. 

And their quality of work throughout the years is proof of that.

#15 THE TALENT OF HOUSEWIVES

Yoko Hatta, a painter at Mushi Production, left the studio after marrying Hideaki Hatta and moved to Kyoto. There, she gathered a few neighborhood housewives with free time and painted cels for the established studios under the label of Kyoto Anime Studio. And soon, these housewives became the foundation of the studio.