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On November 22, 2010, Japan was hit by missile strikes, a terrorist act that fortunately did not harm anyone, becoming known as "Careless Monday." Quickly forgotten, society goes on about their lives as normal. During her graduation trip to America three months later, friendly college student Saki Morimi's life is forever changed when she finds herself saved from unexpected trouble by Akira Takizawa. Takizawa is cheerful, but odd in many ways—he is stark naked and suffers from amnesia, believi...
Higashi no Eden won the Animation Kobe Award in the Television category during the Animation Kobe festival in 2009 as well as the best television series of the year award at the ninth annual Tokyo International Anime Fair.
A naked amnesiac with a phone full of billions turns a college girl into Japan's reluctant savior.
When a phantom missile barrage rattles Japan on a quiet November day, the world barely notices. Three months later, college student Saki Morimi is on a graduation trip in the United States when she stumbles into a bizarre rescue: a naked, amnesiac young man named Akira Takazawa claims he’s a terrorist, yet he wields a sleek phone loaded with 8.2 billion yen of untraceable digital cash. Intrigued and bewildered, Saki pulls him into her life, only to discover that his memory loss is the tip of an elaborate, city‑wide game. Across Tokyo, twelve other “Selecoes” have received identical phones and the same impossible fortune, each tasked with reshaping Japan according to their twisted ideals. As the Selecoes unleash increasingly audacious schemes, Saki and Takazawa become unwilling participants in a high‑stakes cat‑and‑mouse chase. Takazawa’s fragmented recollections hint at a deeper link to the missile incident, while Saki’s determination to protect him forces her into the shadows of political intrigue, cyber‑warfare, and moral ambiguity. The series spirals between frantic action, cerebral puzzles, and moments of genuine human connection, asking whether a single individual can truly rewrite a nation’s destiny.
A smart, fast-paced conspiracy thriller about a naked amnesiac with a billion-yen phone and the college student who helps him. Expect suspense, mystery, and mature themes like terrorism and social manipulation, but little graphic content — suitable for young teens who enjoy cerebral sci-fi.
Eden of The East has 11 episodes.
Eden of The East is currently finished airing.
Eden of The East was produced by Production I.G.
Eden of The East aired Apr 10, 2009 to Jun 19, 2009.
Eden of The East is based on a Original.
A smart, fast-paced conspiracy thriller about a naked amnesiac with a billion-yen phone and the college student who helps him. Expect suspense, mystery, and mature themes like terrorism and social manipulation, but little graphic content — suitable for young teens who enjoy cerebral sci-fi.

Morimi, Saki
Main
CV: Hayami, Saori

Takizawa, Akira
Main
CV: Kimura, Ryouhei

Hirasawa, Kazuomi
Supporting
CV: Kawahara, Motoyuki

Hiura, Hajime
Supporting
CV: Ogawa, Shinji

Itazu, Yutaka
Supporting
CV: Hiyama, Nobuyuki

Juiz
Supporting
CV: Tamagawa, Sakiko

Kasuga, Haruo
Supporting
CV: Taya, Hayato

Katsuhara, Mikuru
Supporting
CV: Saitou, Ayaka

Kondou, Yuusei
Supporting
CV: Shirokuma, Hiroshi

Mameshiba
Supporting

Mononobe, Daiju
Supporting
CV: Miyauchi, Atsushi

Morimi, Ryousuke
Supporting
CV: Iwao, Mantaro

Morimi, Asako
Supporting
CV: Matsutani, Kaya

Mr. Outside
Supporting
CV: Arikawa, Hiroshi

O-nee
Supporting
CV: Saitou, Kimiko

Ohsugi, Satoshi
Supporting
CV: Eguchi, Takuya

Shiratori, Kuroha
Supporting
CV: Igarashi, Rei

Tsuji, Jintarou
Supporting
CV: Yusa, Kouji

Yuuki, Ryou
Supporting
CV: Morita, Masakazu
11 episodes
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2005 SpringRanked higher than 93% of all anime on AniTome (out of 19,551)
More popular than 98% of all anime
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