Series Synopsis
A year has passed since Cocoa Hoto (voiced by Ayane Sakura) began living and working at the small family owned coffee shop, Rabbit House. Time, however, is insignificant when you’re enjoying yourself. Cocoa has loved every moment spent at the tiny café. This is thanks in large part due to the owner’s granddaughter, Chino Kafu (voiced by Inori Minase), who Cocoa has always gleefully adored like a little sister.
While their relationship is significantly more frustrating from Chino’s point of view, the two girls are incredibly close and their bond grows deeper with every passing day. Yet it’s not always clear who the big sister is supposed to be.
With Cocoa, around boredom and melancholy are impossibilities, but that being said there’s always someone to radiate the welcoming charm of Rabbit House. The entire group of friends returns for the second season.
First is Rize Tedeza (voiced by Risa Taneda), Cocoa and Chino’s fellow waitress who maintains her militaristic discipline but has also opened up to her femininity. Second is Chiya Ujimatsu (voiced by Satomi Sato) who still runs her family’s own coffee shop alongside happily helping out her friends at Rabbit House, and vice a versa. Third is Sharo Kirima (voiced by Maaya Uchida) who remains highly money conscious but enjoys the time she spends with her friends greatly.
With Cocoa, around boredom and melancholy are impossibilities, but that being said there’s always someone to radiate the welcoming charm of Rabbit House. The entire group of friends returns for the second season.
First is Rize Tedeza (voiced by Risa Taneda), Cocoa and Chino’s fellow waitress who maintains her militaristic discipline but has also opened up to her femininity. Second is Chiya Ujimatsu (voiced by Satomi Sato) who still runs her family’s own coffee shop alongside happily helping out her friends at Rabbit House, and vice a versa. Third is Sharo Kirima (voiced by Maaya Uchida) who remains highly money conscious but enjoys the time she spends with her friends greatly.
