Kono Kaisha ni Suki na Hito ga Imasu

It's a very light and enjoyable romance to watch, straight to the point and without fuss, I wish there was more like this, the story tries to capture that "air" of forbidden love etc and uses that to create comical situations, Yui is very cute and Masugu is a guy who drools over his girlfriend but in the right amount, the animation is great, I hope there are more comical situations and some secret kisses with them almost being caught in the act 🤣 I finished watching the third episode and I'm going to keep watching, I hope it continues like this

Kono Kaisha ni Suki na Hito ga Imasu
English: There's Someone I Like in This Company (can you keep a secret?)

Last Anime season we had a couple pretending to be engaged, this one we have a couple pretending they are not together

Ah, workplace romances—because nothing says "professional" like sneaking glances and covert hand-holding during office hours. Following the trend of couples with something to hide, Kono Kaisha ni Suki na Hito ga Imasu brings us a duo trying to keep their love life under wraps while maintaining their day jobs.

Plot and Characters:
This series centers on two coworkers who are secretly dating but go out ... of their way to act like they can’t stand each other at work. It's a simple premise that plays on the tension and comedy of their dual lives. Outside the office, they’re all about the romance, but in front of their colleagues, it's all business (and a touch of animosity). It’s a slow-burn slice-of-life for viewers who enjoy the understated charm of office romance without the usual over-the-top drama.

Art and Animation:
The animation is clean and straightforward, matching the series' laid-back vibe. While it doesn’t push any artistic boundaries, it’s a solid representation of the slice-of-life genre. The muted color palette and realistic character designs give it a grounded feel, fitting for a show aimed at a slightly older audience who can relate to the office setting.

Final Thoughts:
Kono Kaisha ni Suki na Hito ga Imasu is a quiet, unassuming series that won’t knock your socks off but provides a cozy watch for fans of workplace dramas and subtle romances. It’s the kind of show that’s perfect for winding down after a long day—nothing too intense, just a gentle peek into the secret lives of office workers in love. While it might not stand out as a must-watch of the season, it’s a pleasant addition to the slice-of-life genre, perfect for those who enjoy a bit of romance with their workday routine.

If this is supposed to be a cute and light romance anime, it failed miserably. All I saw was a romanticized toxic relationship. They should have a serious talk about their priorities, cuz it seems everyone's needs are more important than those of their own significant other. The characters are very immature, which would be justified in a highschool setting, or if the anime din't portray those behaviours in adults as something literally labeled as "cute", throughout the series. However, it fails to do so and we are left feeling unconfortable, even thought that isn't even the goal of this piece of work. Not an ... enjoyable experience. If you are looking for a mature office romance, like Wotakoi, this isn't it.