Maiko-san Chi no Makanai-san

Series that highlight the slice of life aspect of a family and explore the relationships within the family

Kansai-ben, Touhoku-ben, Hokkaido-ben, ... Japan is rich with their dialects, accents and expressions. I find certain charms to these and will try to maintain this stack adding animes involving some of these dialects.
It might take me some time to gather series and regions but I will try my best.
If you have suggestions, my comments are opens |ω･)ﾉ
(will try to take time to inform where's the dialect are from)

This is a part of a series of stacks that are about artistic tendencies in anime (and that border the fine line between sophisticated and pretentious).

This stack is a work in progress.

Bibliography:
Blautoothdmand. “The Appeal of Slice of Life.” The Artifice. 27 December 2017.
Roquet, Paul. “Ambient Literature and the Aesthetics of Calm: Mood Regulation in Contemporary Japanese Fiction.” Journal of Japanese Studies. 35:1 (2008): 87-95.
Zeria. “Iyashikei: The Genre of Healing – An Attempt at a Definition.” Floating into Bliss. 27 May 2017.
---. “The Definition of Iyashikei Isn’t So Simple.” Floating into Bliss. 15 July 2019.

Anime featuring Geisha and/or Maiko. They are few and far between, so I've compiled any that I can find into this stack. Still being updated

Want some cleaning inspo? Cooking inspo? Stories that inspire you to get up off your butt and tackle the gritty things you've been putting off? Cooking, cleaning, childcare, hospitality, family sitting at the table with warm plates of food. These are shows that focus on or feature the domestic elements that warmly hold our lives together.

The stupidest list you'll see today XD

Others:
-Sachiku-san wa Youjo Yuurei ni Iyasaretai
-Ganbare Douki-chan

Anime that have Japanese honorifics in the main title.

Honorifics Include: ちゃん/-chan, くん/-kun , お, ご/o-, go-, さん/-san, さま/-sama, し/shi

[Source: https://www.busuu.com/en/japanese/honorifics]



*****PART ONE LINK: https://myanimelist.net/stacks/33758

An assorted stack of anime series that revolves around characters living in dorms or apartments. The hostel setting may or may not be the direct plot point of the anime.

For anime with sequels, only the first seasons of each have been included in the stack. The genres include (but are not limited to) Slice-of-Life, Comedy, Drama, Sports, and Romance.

An assorted stack of anime series with educational themes that teach you something specific. The learning subjects include Biology, Chemistry, Physics, Space Science, Mathematics, DIY, Camping, Survival, Performing Arts, Anime and Manga industries, History, Geography, Economics, Food and Beverages, and many more.

For anime with sequels, only the first seasons of each have been included in the stack. The genres include (but are not limited to) Comedy, Drama, Action and Slice-of-Life.

Anime with Japanese cultural and historical values: art, folklore, tradition, games, changing world, etc.

Some sweet, some silly, some a bit of both. These are perfect for if you just want something that gets the warm fuzzies going, makes you smile, and believe in humanity again.

All about cooking/make some food/drink

Kimonos, robes & the sort




*Will remove samurai/historical/80s & earlier once capped since it's needless to say that those will have traditional dress


Removed/Soon to remove:
Less prevalent appearances: Ghost Hunt (Masako Hara), Hanayamata, Inukami, Isekai wa Smartphone (Yae), Izumo OVA, Jigoku Shoujo (Ai), To LOVE-Ru (Shizu), Yuu☆Yuu☆Hakusho (Botan)
Historical: Utakoi
Inns & teashops: Wakaokami wa Shougakusei!, Yuragi-sou no Yuuna-san
Miko Character: Haunted Junction, Amagami-san
Mythology: Tensui no Sakuna-hime, Wagaya no Oinari-sama.
Rakugo:
Samurai:
Spirits/Supernatural:
H-anime: Cartagra, Hininden: Gauss, Koihime, Moonlight Lady

A collection of anime that you might not have known have a live action version.

These are all series I have used as part of my personal bedtime routine. Some are contemplative, some are funny, some feel like a bedtime story, but they're all relaxed and good for winding down. Some entries have shorter episodes as well for nights where the routine is a little rushed.

I'll only be including 1 entry per franchise to keep the list neat, but know that all related entries are also fitting. Often there are related picture dramas and such that are good for finding less than full-length episodes.

I hope this helps any of you who also have a rough time getting to sleep. Sweet dreams, everyone!

I'll continue to update as I add more to my nightly routines.

please give me more if you know any, i need to drown myself in kansaiben

The vast majority of anime whose episodes are divided into several segments are comedy or predominantly comedic, these are the few exceptions that are not comedy driven.