The staff of Tetsuryō! meet with Tetsudō Musume, the new original anime series based on the Tetsudō Musume (Railway Girls) characters, announced the anime’s October 2026 premiere in a new promotional video. The ending theme song “Watashi Miraisen (My Future Line)” by Tetsuryo Club was also revealed alongside several cast members and a new key visual.
The new cast members include:
- Yuki Nakashima as Chihaya Asakura
- Asami Seto as Sakie Ashio
- Hana Hishikawa as Shiina Igusa
- Ayaka Ōhashi as Juri Okuwa
- Hikaru Tohno as Sia Kasukabe
- Yūki Tenma as Misya Kamii
- Yurika Kubo as Ibuki Kawagoe
- Misaki Kuno as Miyabi Kinugawa
- Mana Kumasaki as Akana Kurihashi
- Minami Takahashi as Misaki Kо̄jiro
- Haruki Iwata as Minano Sakurazawa
- Nene Hieda as Konomi Shibaguchi
- Iori Saeki as Azami Takashima
- Misa Segawa as Izumi Tachikawa
- Suzuka Hara as Tsukushi Togawa
- Kana Ichinose as Karen Matsukaze
- Shiori Mikami as Kinu Watarase
The previously announced cast includes:
- May Tachibana as Misaki Sata
- Mao Shōji as Kodama Orihara
- Haruna Fukushima as Ushio Yagami
- Hika Tsukishiro as Usa Harutachi
- Fuka Izumi as Yayoi Nakano
- Yukari Anzai as Arisa Nishiura
TOMYTEC is credited for the original work on the Tetsuryō! meet with Tetsudō Musume in anime collaboration with I’ve Been Killing Slimes for 300 Years and Maxed Out My Level novel writer Kisetsu Morita. Misuzu Hoshino (Laid-Back Camp, Hokkaido Gals Are Super Adorable!, The Maid I Hired Recently Is Mysterious) is directing the anime at East Fish Studio. Aya Satsuki (Solo Camping for Two, “Ippon” Again!, Too Cute Crisis) oversees and writes the series scripts, and Hisanori Hashimoto (Laid-Back Camp Season 3) is the character designer.
The original anime series focuses on the four train-loving college students who are members of the Tetsudō Ryokō Dōkō-kai (Railway Travel Club), or Tetsuryō! for short. They go on a journey together throughout the world where hundreds of Tetsudō Musume work.
Tetsudō Musume characters “work” in railway companies and railway-related businesses all over Japan with real uniforms and work clothes. There are 114 Tetsudō Musume all over Japan, as of May 2025. Tetsudō Musume celebrates its 20th anniversary this year.
