Wash It All Away

Are you searching for relaxing, clean, cute and sweet anime? This is the masterpiece of slice of life animes! Kinme owns a small laundry and puts her soul into cleaning things. She has a lot of customers and delivers clothes directly to their homes every day! Kimne regularly prints extremely cute posters. Kinme has a wonderful personality. I was fascinated by her from the first episode. She is reliable, friendly and very kind. She likes to clean and goes for a run every morning. And she has beautiful black hair. When she smiles she looks like sun! Of course she is not perfect and shealso has her flaws. Also Kinme lost her memories two years ago, at the same time as she open her laundry, but the anime never really explains her past but it adds something mysterious. Over the course of the episodes, three main things happen in the anime: Kinme washes clothes and textile items, gets closer to other characters, and gets better at her job. It may sound boring to watch someone clean their clothes, but it was really enjoyable. You can see how much effort Kinme puts into it. It's not very surprising that Kinme becomes friends with her customers. In my opinion, her closest friend is Yagara Asami. They are not very similar, but they complement each other perfectly. In one part, they go to dinner together, which I was very pleased because we learned more about how Kinme spends her free time with her friends. Her personality also appeals to Nairo, an adorable little girl in town. Kinme teaches her washing techniques, and Nairo then teaches her how to use social media, helping Kinme gain new customers. I can't forget Ishimochi Kyuushou. When I was just looking at the official MAL website, he is listed as a main character, of course under Kinme. Honestly, it surprised me and didn't surprise me at the same time. I think he is in almost every episode and he is the main love interest for Kinme. I would say on the contrary, because Kinme doesn't perceive him that way, she sees him as a friend. I think he is quite interested in her. If we see the second season, it will be very interesting with him. Then there are his friends. They don't appear very often in the anime, but they are still interesting characters. About halfway through the series, Kinme befriends Hatsuayu Uka, a very shy but sweet girl. They go on a trip to an island together after Kinme helps her with her career. They're going to do modeling together! And lastly, we have the owner of the place where Kimme's laundry is located. The old lady rents it to her. She has such a mysterious personality and Kinme sometimes can't tell if she's joking or serious. She pretends to be hostile but she likes Kinme and Kinme knows it and understands her. Oh, a total Tsundere! Definitely watch this series.

Don't let the dry cleaner's facade fool you; this is about discovering in which episode the protagonist will commit a crime against a minor. The first two episodes are almost too good to be true. They're everything you'd expect from the premise. A girl who does laundry gives us different tips that we can apply in real life, all with a very relaxed tone of voice. During the first few weeks of the anime's airing, I watched every episode and fell asleep. I don't mean that negatively; on the contrary, it fulfilled its role as an Iyashikei (a term of endearment for someone who likes torelax before bed). It was an anime made to be watched after a long day, after a nice bath, after dinner, but before going to sleep. It was a super atmospheric anime that you wanted to add to your weekly routine because it helped you sleep peacefully. And everything was fine, until the nation of grossness attacked. Suddenly and without warning, they force a romance between the protagonist, who's in her 20s, and a high school boy. I know many people won't mind, because the internet is vast, but in this story, it makes you wonder, "Was it really necessary for him to be a high school boy?" Given the nature of the story, any adult would have worked, even a college student would have been a better fit for the romance. Even so, they said no, that the protagonist had to be a depraved woman or the anime wouldn't be made. Indeed, the girl takes advantage of various situations to almost kiss him, sleep with him on a stormy night, or show him her underwear. There comes a point in the story where you just want to call the police to protect all the boys in the neighborhood. The series couldn't recover. It completely lost the relaxing and atmospheric tone it had at the beginning. The fanservice became more aggressive as the story progressed. Fanservice isn't a major issue in many genres, but in Slice of Life/Iyashikei anime, it's particularly blatant. It's very noticeable and intrusive; you come to relax, not to find out how many people in town have seen the protagonist's underwear. The fanservice breaks the immersion, disrupts the relaxation, and starts to generate a certain level of disgust. On top of that, it has a plot about the protagonist having no memories, which is strange because it's selective amnesia. The protagonist doesn't remember how to use social media, but she never forgot how to groom a minor. The anime had the potential to be a great anime, worthy of its genre. Unfortunately, the story wasn't developed, and blatant fanservice was chosen instead. This ended up killing the anime and tarnishing the reputation of its protagonist.

it was good... on early episodes cause it was educational but yeah since it was 12 episode anime it would naturally dried up so the goal after that was they don't know so they give this random ass story for the main girl that didnt explain throughout the series, showing her daily life, showing story to her costumers, introducing online advertising to the girl, fan service, LEADING US SUPER HARD to romantic scenes that would make us think it has potential for romance but in the end nothing happen lol, ngl main girl turn into onee-san personification mascot most of the episodes. aside from the maingirl the anime is seriously lost on its own anime, idk wtheck director's thinking when making this anime. ITS WAY TOO OUT OF PLACES!, it would be better if they make this anime short episodes or just make it 3-4 episodes only, in the end it shape closer to daily life anime without conclusion to even one thing SPECIALLY when they leading us way too hard to romance but wont progress it than just single life onee-san im seriously mad cause it has a solid romance potential but they didnt go for it and having a past but didn't show despite they have a chance to show it since they have a lot of episodes, now idk if they did this on purposed cause maybe they planning for season 2? if they are it explained how this season was out of places

OCD isn't a joke even I am suffering from it . The reason to discuss this because our mc named Kineme chan is a OCD patient who can't tolerate dirty and unorderly things . Some people might find this weird and cringe but this what makes this anime good . Usually we see sol regarding fantasy , romance and other things but daily life sol aren't much popular these days. So , happy to see this . Now the reason to rate this 7 because of unnecessary tag of romance . I expected to see some adult romance but what we got is some fanservice momentsfor a high school kid which is absolute terrible . I strongly believe author deliberately made kineme chan thick and added bikini shots in middle of every eps , not comp0alining but this absolute ragebaiting . I think there is some past which is tragic for kineme san so, she forgot everything as a psychological response from brain . Hope to see more depth in mc background in further seasons till then have a nice day .