ZatsuTabi -That's Journey- 2025
What is ZatsuTabi -That's Journey-?
ZatsuTabi -That's Journey- is a 2025 television anime series adapted from the travel-themed manga by Kenta Ishizaka. Directed by Masaharu Watanabe, the production features voice performances by Hika Tsukishiro, Sayumi Suzushiro, and Sae Hiratsuka.
- Type
- TV series
- Year
- 2025
- Status
- Ended
- Episodes
- 12
- Runtime
- 24 minutes
- First aired
- Apr 7, 2025
- Last aired
- Jun 23, 2025
- Original language
- JA
- Origin
- JP
- Networks
- AT-X
- Genres
- Animation, Drama, Comedy
- Updated
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How long to binge?
Estimate the schedule using 12 episodes and an average 24-minute runtime.
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Overview
ZatsuTabi -That's Journey- is a 2025 television anime series adapted from the travel-themed manga by Kenta Ishizaka. Directed by Masaharu Watanabe, the production features voice performances by Hika Tsukishiro, Sayumi Suzushiro, and Sae Hiratsuka. The narrative follows Chika, an aspiring manga artist who decides to leave her desk after her storyboards are rejected. Utilizing a social media poll to determine her itinerary, Chika embarks on a series of spontaneous, crowdsourced travels. Throughout her journey, she encounters various people and experiences, finding inspiration and friendship along the way. Her travels include a trip to the Ise Shrine with Riri, a night bus excursion with Yui and Fuyune, and solo journeys to Aomori and Wakayama to witness the first sunrise of the year. Following her return from Wakayama, she is joined by Koyomi for further travel. The series captures her unpredictable adventures as she navigates both mishaps and heartwarming moments while working to develop her creative career.
Should you watch it?
“A rejected manga artist embarks on spontaneous journeys chosen by online strangers.”
- Creative premise blending social media and travel
- Genuine character growth through unexpected experiences
- Light-hearted yet meaningful storytelling
- May feel aimless without strong narrative direction
- Relies heavily on viewer engagement with social media concept
You enjoy character-driven stories about self-discovery through travel.
Suitable for general audiences with mild comedic and emotional content.
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Episode guide
Season 1 · 12 episodes
Open the complete Season 1 guide →- E1 The First 1,225 Steps Apr 7, 2025
- E2 The Real Deal! A Lively Journey for Two Apr 14, 2025
- E3 Perfect the Way It Is Apr 21, 2025
- E4 Smile by the Sea Apr 28, 2025
- E5 Crows, Dragons, Soba, and a Remote Island May 5, 2025
- E6 An Epic Midsummer Journey! May 12, 2025
- E7 A City Where You Can Meet Gods? And Then... May 19, 2025
- E8 Three Girls, Cozy and Full of Laughs May 26, 2025
- E9 Completion at the Hot Spring, Then the First Sunrise Jun 2, 2025
- E10 Home in My Heart Jun 9, 2025
- E11 A Pilgrimage with Master Jun 16, 2025
- E12 That's Journey Jun 23, 2025
Frequently asked questions
Is the journey structure consistent each episode?
Episodes follow Chika to new destinations, but specific patterns aren't detailed.
Does the social media element play a major role?
Yes, crowd-sourced destinations drive each episode's setting and premise.
Is there character development throughout the series?
Chika's growth and self-discovery are central to the overarching narrative.
Are the travel locations based on real places?
The synopsis doesn't specify whether locations are fictional or real.
What genre best describes the show?
It's primarily a slice-of-life comedy with travel and self-discovery elements.