Pole Princess

[Ojisama]

The story centers on Hinano, a very normal and mild-mannered 17-year-old girl. Since she was very young her grandmother ran a planetarium that Hinano loved, but one day Hinano found out that the planetarium would be closing down. Hinano worried about whether there was anything she could do for her grandmother and for the planetarium, and she coincidentally one day catches sight of a woman dancing on a pole under a starry sky. She gathers her friends and together they set up a stage in the planetarium to perform shows, and they jump into the world of pole dancing.

[Expendable]

wow. Well, they made an anime about baking, so why not pole dancing?

[Rich-Allen1976]

wow. Well, they made an anime about baking, so why not pole dancing?

Because Pole dancing's probably a bit too er, "adult" for an animated show, even in Japan?

[Expendable]

wow. Well, they made an anime about baking, so why not pole dancing?

Because Pole dancing's probably a bit too er, "adult" for an animated show, even in Japan?

Depends on the intended audience, really. High School DxD has an ending with a lot of burlesque dancing, but then their target is young adult men, so the series is already flagged for violence, language, and sexual content.

[Ojisama]

A video flagged as "Episode 0" has been streaming, and depicts the first meeting between the protagonist and her pole dancing instructor.

[Ojisama]

The pole dancing routine of the character Yukari Mikoshiro, and very tasteful and graceful it is.

[Ojisama]

The pole dancing routine of the character Sana Murafuji.

[Ojisama]

The first episode?