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Goodbye, Lara Release Schedule & Airdates

Verified Goodbye, Lara Japanese TV airdates and streaming availability, with station notes and territorial context.

Airing

Release schedule & airdates (Japan)

This release schedule lists the confirmed Japanese on-air dates for Goodbye, Lara.

Japanese television broadcasting began July 5, 2026. The official schedule uses late-night notation, so 24:30 refers to the following calendar day.

Japanese late-night listings may use times above 24:00; for example, 25:00 means 1:00 a.m. on the following calendar day.

TOKYO MXSundays at 24:30, beginning July 5, 2026
BS AsahiSundays at 25:30, beginning July 5, 2026
Yomiuri TVMondays at 25:59, beginning July 6, 2026
AT-XMondays at 21:30, beginning July 6, 2026

Broadcast dates and times may change. This release schedule was reviewed on August 13, 2026; check the official On Air page for later notices.

Where to watch

This anime is available on the following official streaming platforms:

PlatformRegionsSub/DubPriceLink
CrunchyrollWorldwide (excluding Japan and China)Sub & DubTo verifyCheck availability
ABEMAJapanTo verifyTo verifyCheck availability
U-NEXTJapanTo verifyTo verifyCheck availability
Prime VideoJapanTo verifyTo verifyCheck availability
d Anime StoreJapanTo verifyTo verifyCheck availability

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  • Crunchyroll: Official FAQ: Brianna Knickerbocker voices Lara in the English dub.

“To verify” marks a cell that the official record has not confirmed yet — platform, region, subtitle or dub availability, or price. Prices vary by region and plan; use the links to check current availability.

What we will update

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Common questions

How many episodes does Goodbye, Lara have?

12 episodes, confirmed by the official Blu-ray/DVD split: episodes 1–6 in the upper box and 7–12 in the lower box.

Is Goodbye, Lara the same anime as Sayonara Lara?

Yes. “Goodbye, Lara” is the preferred official English display title; “Sayonara Lara” is the romanized form of さよならララ.

When did Goodbye, Lara premiere?

TOKYO MX began the series on July 5, 2026 at Sunday 24:30 (Monday 00:30 JST in civil time).

Who voices Lara?

Hana Hishikawa in Japanese; Brianna Knickerbocker in the English dub.

Where can I watch Goodbye, Lara?

In Japan on services such as ABEMA, U-NEXT, Prime Video and d Anime Store; internationally on Crunchyroll (worldwide excluding Japan and China).

What studio made Goodbye, Lara?

Kinema Citrus conceived and produced the animation, with production by the Goodbye Lara Production Committee.

See also

This page covers release schedules and airdates — when each episode airs in Japan and where it streams. For the episode list — confirmed titles, statuses, and episode count — see the episode guide, or the characters & cast index for official credits.

Verification

Official Sources