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Former ace runner of Sendai Josei High School, Kakeru Kurahara is chased away from a convenience store for shoplifting. Shaking off his pursuer, he runs into Haiji Kiyose, another student from his university. Haiji is impressed by Kakeru's agility and persuades him to live in Chikusei-sou, the run-down apartment where Haiji resides along with eight other students. Having lost his entire apartment deposit at a mahjong parlor, Kakeru accepts the offer reluctantly. However, Haiji reveals a secret ...
A misfit crew races against time, doubt, and themselves to claim the ultimate university relay glory.
Kakeru Kurahara, once the star sprinter of his high school, finds himself on the run—literally—after a petty shoplifting incident lands him in a chase. He stumbles into Haiji Kiyose, a charismatic senior with a grandiose dream: to assemble a university relay team capable of conquering the legendary Hakone Ekiden. Haiji offers Kakeru a place in his ramshackle dorm, Chikusei‑sou, a building that doubles as the makeshift headquarters for the Kansei University Track Club. The catch? Aside from Haiji and the reluctant Kakeru, the other eight residents are complete strangers to running, each more interested in their own lives than in early‑morning miles. With the Ekiden deadline looming and the odds stacked against them, Haiji must transform a motley crew of couch‑potatoes, part‑time workers, and hopeless romantics into a cohesive squad of long‑distance athletes. The series follows their grueling training regimen, the clash of personalities, and the slow‑burn camaraderie that blossoms on the pavement. As personal histories surface and insecurities flare, the group discovers that the true race isn’t just against other universities—it’s against their own doubts, past failures, and the relentless ticking of the clock. By the finale, the ragtag team learns that perseverance, trust, and a shared heartbeat can turn even the most unlikely dream into a sprint toward destiny.
A character-driven sports drama about a ragtag university dorm team training for Japan's prestigious Hakone Ekiden relay. Focuses on emotional growth, teamwork, and realistic athletic struggle more than competition spectacle, with mature themes handled thoughtfully.
Run with the Wind has 23 episodes.
Run with the Wind is currently finished airing.
Run with the Wind was produced by Production I.G.
Run with the Wind aired Oct 3, 2018 to Mar 27, 2019.
Run with the Wind is based on a Novel.
A character-driven sports drama about a ragtag university dorm team training for Japan's prestigious Hakone Ekiden relay. Focuses on emotional growth, teamwork, and realistic athletic struggle more than competition spectacle, with mature themes handled thoughtfully.
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Kiyose, Haiji
Main
CV: Toyonaga, Toshiyuki

Kurahara, Kakeru
Main
CV: Ootsuka, Takeo

Fujioka, Kazuma
Supporting
CV: Hino, Satoshi

Haiji's Father
Supporting
CV: Matsuyama, Takashi

Haiji's Mother
Supporting
CV: Shinohara, Emi

Hirata, Akihiro
Supporting
CV: Hoshino, Takanori

Iwakura, Yukihiko
Supporting
CV: Okitsu, Kazuyuki

Iwanki, Johann
Supporting
CV: Takahashi, Shinya

Jou, Jirou
Supporting
CV: Uemura, Yuuto

Jou, Tarou
Supporting
CV: Enoki, Junya

Justy, Manas
Supporting
CV: Ban, Taito

Kamara, Musa
Supporting
CV: Kabumoto, Hideaki

Kashiwazaki, Akane
Supporting
CV: Irino, Miyu

Katsuta, Shingo
Supporting
CV: Ogino, Seirou

Katsuta, Hanako
Supporting
CV: Kimura, Juri

Kipsuge, Oka
Supporting

Mochizuki, Shuuji
Supporting
CV: Tsuda, Kenjirou

Musa's Boss
Supporting

Muzukus
Supporting

NTV Cameraman
Supporting
CV: Ban, Taito

Sakaguchi, Youhei
Supporting
CV: Kitazawa, Riki

Sakaki, Kousuke
Supporting
CV: Kawanishi, Kengo

Sendai's Coach
Supporting

Seto
Supporting
CV: Matsuyama, Takashi
23 episodes · 2 cours
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