Sparks of Tomorrow

Sparks of Tomorrow

AnimeSci-FiRomanceFantasyDrama

Release Date: 5th July, 2026

Release Platform: Netflix

Language: English, Japanese, Arabic, French, German, Hindi, Hungarian, Indonesian, Italian, Korean, Polish, Portuguese, Spanish, Thai

Production House(s): Kyoto Animation

Director(s): Minoru Ôta

Seasons & Episodes: Season 1: 12 Episodes

Overview

Kyoto, early 20th century. Steam engines conquered this city and stopped there. The smoke never cleared. Neither did the feeling that something got left behind.

Kihachi Sakamoto used to believe in the future. Then his brother Seiroku shipped out to war with their shared catalogue of electrical inventions and never came back. What the war left behind was a young man who had stopped finding reasons to imagine much of anything.

Inako Momokawa does everything right, and it does not help. Carrying hidden grief for her late mother and trapped inside a life built entirely from obligation, she is now being handed off in marriage to Yosuke Mizoe, the powerful heir to a steam engine empire with secrets nobody is supposed to find.

Cast

Yuma Uchida

Yuma Uchida

Sora Amamiya

Sora Amamiya

Koki Uchiyama

Koki Uchiyama

Daisuke Ono

Daisuke Ono

Shunsuke Takeuchi

Shunsuke Takeuchi

Minako Kotobuki

Minako Kotobuki

You Taichi

You Taichi

Natsumi Kawaida

Natsumi Kawaida

Fun Facts

- The series is adapted from a light novel by Hiro Yūki. Interestingly, the character Inako initially meets Kihachi at the Fushimi Inari shrine a real, iconic location in Kyoto.

- Originally announced in 2018, the anime was shelved and faced years of delays. Many fans feared it was lost during the devastating 2019 Kyoto Animation studio fire before it was surprisingly resurrected for a 2026 release