Crunchyroll's most underrated Winter season anime is the total opposite of Jujutsu Kaisen

A surprisingly rich anime that focuses on the subtleties of life and human interaction Today’s most popular anime, like Jujutsu Kaisen, Chainsaw Man, and Solo Leveling, are hyper-focused on spectacle. We stay seated for these types of shows every season to see heavily stylized action and violence brought to life through some of the most incredible animation. But Journal with Which isn’t your typical action-packed thriller-ride or mysterious dark fantasy escape. Instead, this 13-episode slice-of-life anime is subtle, poignant, and filled with some of the best writing the medium has to offer. Journal with Which is a surprising deviation from the norm. It isn’t concerned with flashy action sequences or over-the-top animation. Instead, it offers a far more meditative examination of loss and emotional growth, peeling the curtain back on the coming-of-age tale with a slight twist that makes it unforgettable. If you’re on the hunt for your next binge-worthy anime, Journal with Which is a captivating story that isn’t afraid to walk its own path. But don’t forget your tissues, because this anime is an absolute tear-jerker. Journal with Which follows two main protagonists. The main face of t