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EP 1Yui Hears About Light Music and Joins the Club
Apr 3, 2009Yui Hirasawa begins high school without knowing which club to join. Ritsu Tainaka tries to recruit Mio Akiyama for the light music club, but it faces disbandment without four members. Ritsu and Mio convince Tsumugi Kotobuki, who planned to join the choir club, to become the third member. The trio puts up posters seeking a fourth member, which Yui sees. Misunderstanding the club's name, Yui applies, only to learn they need a guitarist. Although she cannot play, the members persuade her to stay after performing a short piece. Yui decides to join and purchase a guitar to learn the instrument.
EP 2Yui seeks a Gibson Les Paul but lacks funds, leading to part-time work and a final purchase.
Apr 10, 2009Yui and her friends go shopping for a guitar, where Yui becomes interested in a Gibson Les Paul. However, the instrument costs more than her 50,000 yen allowance. To earn the necessary funds, the group takes on part-time jobs as traffic survey counters. After two days of work, they have not accumulated enough money for the expensive guitar. Yui decides to let her friends keep their earnings and plans to buy a cheaper alternative. Despite this, she remains drawn to the Les Paul. Tsumugi, who is revealed to be the daughter of the music store's company president, intervenes. She successfully negotiates with the shopkeeper, allowing Yui to purchase the Gibson Les Paul for exactly 50,000 yen.
EP 3Yui fails exams and begs friends for help to save the club from disbandment
Apr 17, 2009Yui and her friends are taking midterm exams, but Yui fails because she practiced guitar instead of studying. Failing the retest means she cannot join club activities, which would cause the club to disband due to a lack of members. With only one day left before the retest, Yui has not studied enough and asks Mio, Tsumugi, and Ritsu for assistance. Mio provides effective help, whereas Ritsu proves to be more of a hindrance than a support. Several days after the retest, an exhausted Yui returns to the club room with perfect scores. To celebrate her success, the other girls ask Yui to play the guitar chords she had learned, but they discover she has completely forgotten them.
EP 4The band gathers at Tsumugi's coastal villa for summer festival practice.
Apr 24, 2009Mio discovers old light music club recordings in the club room, inspiring her to organize summer training for the upcoming school festival. Concerned about expenses, the group travels by train to Tsumugi’s seaside villa. Despite Mio’s determination to rehearse, she is distracted by the other members and spends time playing instead. After evening practice, she is moved by Yui playing guitar near fireworks and shares her goal to match the previous club’s skill level. However, her enthusiasm turns to horror when the tape reveals a shrieking vocalist on the reverse side. To lift Mio’s spirits, Yui performs a flawless guitar solo and masters a new vibrato technique.
EP 5The Light Music Club Secures an Advisor Through Blackmail and Vocal Struggles
May 1, 2009The light music club lacks official recognition because they failed to submit required paperwork months ago and have not yet secured an adviser. The members approach music teacher Sawako Yamanaka for the role, but she initially declines. The situation changes when it is revealed that Sawako was formerly a member of the previous light music club and enjoyed death metal. Ritsu exploits this information to blackmail Sawako into accepting the position. The group still requires a vocalist and lyricist, so Mio composes a track titled "Light and Fluffy Time." Although Ritsu objects, the song is approved. Mio feels too shy to perform, leading Yui to volunteer, but she struggles to sing while playing the guitar. Sawako provides training to help Yui manage both tasks, yet Yui ultimately loses her voice. With only three days remaining before the school festival, Mio is forced to take on the vocal duties herself.
EP 6Mio practices for the school festival concert while dealing with anxiety and Sawako's costumes.
May 8, 2009On the day of the school festival, a nervous Mio seeks to rehearse for the band's performance, but her friends are busy assisting with class booths. After securing some practice time, Mio remains anxious about performing center stage, a feeling worsened by Sawako's costume selections. Ritsu attempts to soothe her nerves by conducting a mock concert introduction. Despite initial jitters, the group supports Mio, having witnessed her diligent preparation. The performance is ultimately successful, but as Mio exits the stage, she trips over a guitar cable. This accident causes her underwear to be exposed to the audience. While this incident inadvertently leads to the formation of a fan club, the experience leaves Mio deeply traumatized by the public embarrassment.
EP 7Yui and Ui share a cozy winter night after a chaotic Christmas party at home.
May 15, 2009Ui Hirasawa recalls a childhood incident where Yui attempted to create a white Christmas by placing pillow stuffing on an outdoor tree. Ritsu organizes a Christmas party for the club, which moves from Tsumugi's house to Yui's residence while her parents are away. Nodoka Manabe receives an invitation, and the group plans a gift exchange while shopping for presents. Ui cooks a festive dinner that is disrupted by the unexpected arrival of Sawako. Following the exchange, Yui and Ui exchange warm winter accessories. As snow falls, the sisters share a bed, though Yui monopolizes the blankets. Later, the club visits a shrine to make New Year wishes.
EP 8Freshmen arrive and the band performs despite costume mishaps and stage fright
May 21, 2009Ui and Azusa Nakano enroll as freshmen, resulting in Yui, Tsumugi, and Ritsu sharing a class while Mio is separated with Nodoka. The group endures teacher Sawako’s animal-themed promotion strategy, which backfires, before switching to tracksuits after discovering maid outfits hinder their playing. Azusa initially dismisses the light music club for lacking seriousness. During the freshman welcome assembly, Yui takes over vocals because Mio remains too shy to sing. Although Yui forgets the lyrics, Mio overcomes her embarrassment to support her performance. Ui brings Azusa to witness the show, and the moving experience convinces Azusa to finally join the club.
EP 9Azusa joins the club and faces their casual tea time habits
May 29, 2009Azusa officially joins the club but is shocked to find everyone drinking tea and eating cake instead of practicing. She yells at them when Sawako tells her off for actually practicing, but Yui manages to calm her down with a surprising tactic. Despite her objections, Azusa finds herself weak against Tsumugi's tea and cakes. Yui herself is rather shocked that Azusa plays guitar much better than herself. Sawako brings a pair of cat ears for Azusa to wear, much to Azusa's discomfort, leading Yui to give her the nickname "Azu-nyan", as "nyan" is the Japanese counterpart of "meow". Noticing that Azusa is a bit upset, Mio encourages the band to practice more, but the group quickly reverts to its lazy state. Azusa then becomes frustrated, wondering as to why the band members she admired at the live performance behave as they do. After Azusa expresses her frustration, Mio explains to her that she stays in the band because they have fun performing together and because they like each other, thus convincing Azusa to stay.
EP 10K-On! Second Season Episode 11 Another Training Camp!
Jun 5, 2009Azusa and Ui share their first lunch together before Ritsu joins them. Yui and Ritsu invite Sawako to the training camp, but she seems uninterested. The group arrives at a large villa, though Tsumugi notes it is smaller than her preference. While Yui and Ritsu wish to play and Mio and Azusa prefer practice, Tsumugi votes for playing. Azusa initially objects but ends up having the most fun, even getting sunburned. After dinner and fireworks, Ritsu suggests a test of courage, startling Mio and Azusa with Sawako's sudden appearance. Later, Azusa finds Yui practicing guitar, leading to a bonding moment. Azusa reunites with Ui, expressing that she enjoyed the trip and learning more about the group despite limited practice.
EP 11The band members struggle with naming their group and resolving interpersonal conflicts.
Jun 12, 2009Nodoka reminds Ritsu to submit a stage application, prompting the group to realize they lack a band name. Yui discovers her guitar strings are rusted due to neglect, leading to a shop visit where Mio admires rare left-handed basses. The shopkeeper refuses payment for Yui’s repairs, offering the service for free. Meanwhile, Ritsu grows jealous of Mio’s time with Nodoka, causing friction that results in Ritsu falling ill with a fever. Mio visits to reconcile, joined by the other members. At school, Ritsu faces trouble for the late application, but Nodoka supports her before the student council. Unable to choose a name, Sawako assigns 'After School Tea Time' to the group. Yui unfortunately catches Ritsu’s cold.
EP 12Ui Pretends to Be Yui During Band Practice and Live Performance
Jun 19, 2009Yui remains ill from a cold, likely caused by wearing a short yukata. The band attempts to proceed with Azusa on lead guitar, but a guest arrives who plays with impossible perfection. When this player accidentally misuses honorifics, it is revealed to be Ui, who practiced for a few days to fill in. Yui eventually appears but is too unwell to perform, prompting Mio to order her to stay home and rest until the live event. Yui arrives just in time for the show but realizes she left her guitar at home. Sawako steps in to cover for her while Yui retrieves the instrument. Yui returns for the second song, allowing the performance to conclude successfully with an encore.
EP 13Winter Days!
Jun 26, 2009As winter arrives, Yui proposes a nabe gathering, but her friends become occupied with individual tasks. Mio seeks lyrical inspiration alone at the beach, Tsumugi takes a fast-food job, Ritsu attends a film with her brother Satoshi, and Azusa cares for Jun's kitten. Each girl faces distinct challenges: Mio struggles with writer's block, Tsumugi feels overwhelmed by her new role, and Azusa panics when the kitten appears unwell. Yui sends a humorous text that lifts their spirits and leads her to assist Azusa, discovering the kitten merely expelled a hairball. The group later reunites for burgers at Tsumugi's workplace, where Ritsu is surprised to find that a note she believed to be a romantic confession was actually song lyrics written by Mio.
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Frequently asked questions
- How many episodes does K-ON! have?
- K-ON! has 13 episodes.
- When did K-ON! come out?
- K-ON! came out in 2009.
- Which studio made K-ON!?
- K-ON! was produced by Kyoto Animation.
- Who directed K-ON!?
- K-ON! was directed by Naoko Yamada.
- Is K-ON! finished?
- Current status of K-ON!: Finished.








