# Where to Watch Nana

**Nana gives its 47 episodes enough room for one friendship to absorb the strain of romance, work, and musical ambition. Crunchyroll, HIDIVE, Hulu, and Netflix are the legal services named for the series, with the actual option varying by region. This finished 2006 TV anime from Madhouse adapts manga material, and each episode runs about 23 minutes. It is a strong choice for viewers who prefer adult relationship drama where choices linger and affection does not solve every conflict. The music thread adds purpose beyond romance, while the shared home keeps the emotional focus close and personal. Its Drama, Music, Romance, and Slice of Life mix can feel warm, bruising, or quietly observant depending on what the two women are facing.**

## Where to Watch

- [Crunchyroll](https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&source=web&rct=j&url=https://www.crunchyroll.com/series/GVDHX8QGP/nana&ved=2ahUKEwifi8P_yuj9AhUgVqQEHZuMD9gQFnoECA0QAQ&usg=AOvVaw3qlL5BTTbccRkl1ygyWy9T)
- [HIDIVE](https://www.hidive.com/tv/nana)
- [Hulu](https://www.hulu.com/series/36aab705-e0ea-405f-a58d-48a226053c90)
- [Netflix](https://www.netflix.com/title/70205010)

Look for Nana on Crunchyroll, HIDIVE, Hulu, or Netflix. Catalogs differ by region, so the service that carries it may depend on your location.

## Synopsis

Two young women named Nana meet on the way to Tokyo and later become roommates. Nana Komatsu approaches the city with an open heart and a strong pull toward romance. Nana Osaki, a guarded punk vocalist, is pursuing a future in music. Their opposing temperaments make the apartment an unlikely refuge, and their growing friendship steadies them as new relationships and ambitions complicate daily life. The series follows how their hopes overlap, diverge, and place pressure on the bond between them, without rushing past the consequences of their decisions.

## Fast Facts

- **Format:** TV
- **Episodes:** 47
- **Premiered:** 2006
- **Studio:** Madhouse
- **Score:** 8.5

## If You Liked This

- **[Your Lie in April](https://hozuna.com/anime/your-lie-in-april)**: Try Your Lie in April if the combination of music, ambition, and painful romance was the part of Nana that held your attention.
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## FAQ

### Where can I legally watch Nana?

The listed legal services for Nana are Crunchyroll, HIDIVE, Hulu, and Netflix. Regional catalogs vary, so check which of those services carries it where you live.

### How many episodes does Nana have?

Nana has 47 episodes, and each runs about 23 minutes. That gives its relationships space to develop while keeping a single episode easy to fit into an evening.

### What genres does Nana cover?

Nana is a Drama, Music, Romance, and Slice of Life TV series. Friendship and complicated relationships receive as much attention as the characters' ambitions.

### Has Nana finished airing?

Yes, Nana is finished. The TV anime aired in 2006 and has a total of 47 episodes.

### In what order should I watch Nana?

Begin at episode one and continue in release order. The page covers a single TV series, so there is no separate season or alternate starting point to arrange.

### Is Nana based on a manga?

Yes, Nana uses manga as its source material. Madhouse produced the TV adaptation.

### Is Nana worth watching?

Nana is worth considering if you like relationship driven drama with music woven into the characters' goals. It especially suits viewers who want friendship, romance, and ambition to have lasting consequences rather than quick resolutions.