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Food for the Soul

20251 season
IMDb 7.4
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Follow the daily lives of five new undergrad college girls as the eat, laugh, and deepen their friendships. They love delicious, want to have lots of fun together, study hard, and enjoy their college life to the fullest!

AnimationComedy
CookingCollegeFriendshipSlice Of LifeFoodUniversitySchool LifeCollege StudentCalmAnime

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What is Food for the Soul (2025) about?

Follow the daily lives of five new undergrad college girls as the eat, laugh, and deepen their friendships. They love delicious, want to have lots of fun together, study hard, and enjoy their college life to the fullest!

Who stars in Food for the Soul?

Food for the Soul stars Hana Shimano (Mako Kawai (voice)), Ai Kakuma (Kurea Furutachi (voice)), Yoshino Aoyama (Shinon ‌Ogawa (voice)), Natsune Inui (Tsutsuji ‌Higa (voice)), Saya Aizawa (Nana ‌Hoshi (voice)).

How many seasons does Food for the Soul have?

Food for the Soul has 1 seasons. There are 12 episodes in total.

Is Food for the Soul worth watching?

Food for the Soul holds an IMDb rating of 7.4/10. Fans of Animation, Comedy are most likely to enjoy it — TasteRay can tell you how well it matches your personal taste.

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