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🚗 Post-Apocalyptic Road Trip Begins This Fall

It’s official—Touring After the Apocalypse Anime based on Sakae Saito’s manga, will hit the road this October 2025. The news was announced during a live-streamed “departure ceremony” on May 27, where fans got a first-hand update from the anime’s lead voice actresses Konomi Itagaki (as Youko) and Miyu Tomita (as Airi).

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📺 Adaptation Details So Far

The anime was first revealed in February 2025, adapting the post-apocalyptic slice-of-life manga that began in Kadokawa’s Dengeki Maoh back in September 2020. As of March 2025, the series has seven volumes in circulation.

Yen Press, which publishes the English version, summarizes the premise like this:

After the world’s collapse, two girls roam the ruins of Japan by motorcycle. But rather than despair, they’re sightseeing—visiting hot springs, landmarks, and famous tourist spots with the entire country to themselves.

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🧭 The Journey So Far

Sakae Saito, also known for Super Cub Rei, brings a lighthearted and introspective energy to the story, blending ruin and beauty in a unique travelogue-style narrative. The anime adaptation aims to capture that same spirit—melancholic yet charming, lonely yet full of wonder.

No additional cast or studio information has been revealed yet, but the teaser visuals and concept art hint at a visually immersive experience that balances the stillness of a world gone quiet with the warmth of two travelers making the most of it.

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📢 Final Thoughts

While the world may have ended in Touring After the Apocalypse, the adventure is just beginning for fans of slow-paced, reflective anime. With the October 2025 premiere window now locked in, fans have a few more months to prepare for what could be one of the season’s most unique offerings.

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Sources: “Touring After the Apocalypse” anime official website / X (formerly Twitter), Sakae Ito official X