Kotaro Lives Alone
Kotaro En Solo
Kotarou wa Hitorigurashi
Genres
- Slice of Life
Tags
all 13- OtherFound Family94
- Slice of LifeFamily Life91
- Main CastPrimarily Adult Cast85
- TechnicalEpisodic81
- DramaComing of Age75
- Main CastMale Protagonist74
- DemographicSeinen67
- TraitsOrphan66
- SceneSchool53
- Slice of LifeCute Boys Doing Cute Things50
- Slice of LifeIyashikei50
- Main CastEstranged Family50
- TraitsDelinquents26
Genres: Slice of Life. Tags: Found Family, Family Life, Primarily Adult Cast, Episodic, Coming of Age, Male Protagonist, Seinen, Orphan, School, Cute Boys Doing Cute Things, Iyashikei, Estranged Family.
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#42
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- Aired
- Mar 10, 2022 –
- Duration
- 26 min
- Time to Complete
- ~4h 20m
- Rating
- PG - Children
- Studio
- LIDENFILMS
Alternative Titles
jaコタローは1人暮らし
en-x-romajiKotarou wa Hitorigurashi
enKotaro Lives By Himself
enKotaro En Solo
enΟ Κόταρο Ζει Μόνος του
enKotaro Vai Morar Sozinho
enKotaro abita da solo
thโคทาโร่อยู่คนเดียว
jaコタローは1人暮らし
enKotaro vive solo
Synopsis
One day, manga author Shin Karino is greeted by four-year-old Kotarou Satou, his new next-door neighbor, who gifts him a box of tissues. In Karino's eyes, Kotarou is an odd kid: he speaks in an extremely formal manner, and he lives alone in his apartment—no parents or relatives in sight. But Kotarou neither seems to mind, nor wants to rely on people. Feeling sympathetic toward Kotarou's circumstances, Karino decides to follow Kotarou to a bathhouse in case something might happen to him and there he comes to understand the little boy is not so different from him. Little by little, Karino—along with the other residents of the apartment complex—grows fond of Kotarou and his antics. At the same time, Kotarou himself might have found something akin to a family in his unique neighbors. [Written by MAL Rewrite]
Synopsis
One day, manga author Shin Karino is greeted by four-year-old Kotarou Satou, his new next-door neighbor, who gifts him a box of tissues. In Karino's eyes, Kotarou is an odd kid: he speaks in an extremely formal manner, and he lives alone in his apartment—no parents or relatives in sight. But Kotarou neither seems to mind, nor wants to rely on people.
Feeling sympathetic toward Kotarou's circumsta
One day, manga author Shin Karino is greeted by four-year-old Kotarou Satou, his new next-door neighbor, who gifts him a box of tissues. In Karino's eyes, Kotarou is an odd kid: he speaks in an extremely formal manner, and he lives alone in his apartment—no parents or relatives in sight. But Kotarou neither seems to mind, nor wants to rely on people.
Feeling sympathetic toward Kotarou's circumstances, Karino decides to follow Kotarou to a bathhouse in case something might happen to him and there he comes to understand the little boy is not so different from him. Little by little, Karino—along with the other residents of the apartment complex—grows fond of Kotarou and his antics. At the same time, Kotarou himself might have found something akin to a family in his unique neighbors.
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One day, manga author Shin Karino is greeted by four-year-old Kotarou Satou, his new next-door neighbor, who gifts him a box of tissues. In Karino's eyes, Kotarou is an odd kid: he speaks in an extremely formal manner, and he lives alone in his apartment—no parents or relatives in sight. But Kotarou neither seems to mind, nor wants to rely on people. Feeling sympathetic toward Kotarou's circumsta
One day, manga author Shin Karino is greeted by four-year-old Kotarou Satou, his new next-door neighbor, who gifts him a box of tissues. In Karino's eyes, Kotarou is an odd kid: he speaks in an extremely formal manner, and he lives alone in his apartment—no parents or relatives in sight. But Kotarou neither seems to mind, nor wants to rely on people. Feeling sympathetic toward Kotarou's circumstances, Karino decides to follow Kotarou to a bathhouse in case something might happen to him and there he comes to understand the little boy is not so different from him. Little by little, Karino—along with the other residents of the apartment complex—grows fond of Kotarou and his antics. At the same time, Kotarou himself might have found something akin to a family in his unique neighbors. [Written by MAL Rewrite]
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Frequently Asked Questions
How many episodes of Kotaro Lives Alone are there?
Kotaro Lives Alone consists of 10 episodes, each approximately 26 minutes long. As the series is currently airing, please check your streaming provider for the latest release status.
Is Kotaro Lives Alone finished or is there another season coming?
The series is currently airing, so it is not yet considered finished. There has been no official announcement regarding a subsequent season at this time.
Where can I watch Kotaro Lives Alone online?
You can stream Kotaro Lives Alone exclusively on Netflix.
What is the premise of Kotaro Lives Alone?
Kotaro Lives Alone is a slice-of-life anime about a four-year-old boy named Satou, Kotarou who moves into an apartment building all by himself. His neighbor, a struggling manga author named Karino, Shin, becomes protective of the boy as he discovers the unconventional and independent life young Kotarou leads.
Who is the production team behind Kotaro Lives Alone?
The anime was produced by studio LIDENFILMS and directed by Makino, Tomoe. Other notable staff members contributing to the project include Kimura, Tomomi, Satou, Yuu, and Tsumura, Mami.
If I enjoy Kotaro Lives Alone, what other anime should I watch?
If you enjoy the themes of childcare and heartwarming slice-of-life stories found in this show, you might like School Babysitters, Barakamon, Bunny Drop, The Way of the Househusband, or The Yuzuki Family's Four Sons.
Is Kotaro Lives Alone appropriate for children?
Yes, Kotaro Lives Alone is rated PG for children. It focuses on gentle slice-of-life themes and the story of a young child navigating his daily life.
Information
- Type
- ONA
- Status
- Airing
- Country
- Japan
- Aired
- Mar 10, 2022 –
- Episodes
- 10
- Duration
- 26 min
- Time to Complete
- ~4h 20m
- Rating
- PG - Children
- Studio
- LIDENFILMS
Alternative Titles
jaコタローは1人暮らし
en-x-romajiKotarou wa Hitorigurashi
enKotaro Lives By Himself
enKotaro En Solo
enΟ Κόταρο Ζει Μόνος του
enKotaro Vai Morar Sozinho
enKotaro abita da solo
thโคทาโร่อยู่คนเดียว
jaコタローは1人暮らし
enKotaro vive solo
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