Zatsu Tabi episode 11 release date and time, where to watch, and more

Zatsu Tabi episode 11 will come out on Monday, June 16, 2025, at 10 pm JST. The most recent episode concluded Chika Suzugamori's travel to witness the first sunrise of the new year and started another experience with her best friend, Hassu, which explored their relationship.

Indeed, the bulk of the episode was centered around Hassu's insecurities regarding her future and the fear of loneliness, which is something that Chika helps overcome. Zatsu Tabi episode 11 has already confirmed that is going to focus on Chika and Fuyuni traveling on their own, so fans can expect that for the next installment.

Disclaimer: This article contains spoilers for the Zatsu Tabi series. Any opinion expressed belongs to the author.

Zatsu Tabi episode 11 release date and time for all regions

Chika and Hassu in the most recent episode (Image via Makaria).

Continuing what has been the trend of the season thus far, Zatsu Tabi episode 11 is going to come out on Monday, June 16, 2025, at 10 pm JST. The release schedule for several parts of the world is listed in the following table:

Time Zone	Release Time	Release Day	Release Date
Pacific Time	6 am	Monday	June 16, 2025
Central Time	8 am	Monday	June 16, 2025
Eastern Time	9 am	Monday	June 16, 2025
Greenwich Mean Time	1 pm	Monday	June 16, 2025
Central European Time	3 pm	Monday	June 16, 2025
Indian Standard Time	6:30 pm	Monday	June 16, 2025
Philippine Time	9 pm	Monday	June 16, 2025
Australia Central Time	10:30 pm	Monday	June 16, 2025

Where to watch Zatsu Tabi episode 11?

Chika and Hassu bathing (Image via Makaria).

Anime fans interested in this slice-of-life series can give it a chance on platforms such as AT-X, Tokyo MX, BS11, and YTV.

On the other hand, international fans interested in the English-subbed version of Zatsu Tabi episode 11 can watch it on Crunchyroll. It is worth pointing out that they must pay for a subscription to get this streaming service.

Recap of the previous episode

The two girls eating (Image via Makaria).

The most recent episode continued where the previous one left off as Chika Suzugamori, the young mangaka, is witnessing the sunrise of the first day of the new year during her latest journey. As she goes back to her town, she texts Hassu and Yui, talking with them about what she went through, leading one of them to go with her for another.

This time around is Hassu who is going with her on this journey to get new experiences, with one of the most important tourist attractions being the Kenji Miyazawa museum. Furthermore, it is during this portion of the episode that Hassu reveals to Chika that she is proud of her but isn't sure about what she wants to do with her life, leading to the protagonist's best friend's revelation that she is going to become a teacher.

The last portion of the episode focuses on Chika and Hassu going to special springs at a hotel to relax, although right at midnight, the latter reveals that she is afraid they can't continue to be friends as she doesn't want to be alone. However, the following day, Chika reassures her that they are going to be friends for many years, ending the episode on a positive note.

What to expect from Zatsu Tabi episode 11?

Chika in the latest installment (Image via Makaria).

Zatsu Tabi episode 11 already had a preview after the credits of the most recent installment, where it is revealed that Fuyuni is going to go on a journey with Chika. Therefore, fans can expect these two characters to spend time together and discover new attractions across Japan.

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Kevin is an expert anime writer at Sportskeeda who endeavors to keep readers apprised with the latest news and trends in the genre via his content. The groundbreaking Dragon Ball series captured a young Kevin's imagination, introducing him to the entrancing world of Japanese animation. Since then, he has been a staunch follower of the works of many artists, including Berserk's creator, Kentaro Miura, who he admires greatly for his unparalleled work quality.

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