The Kino's Journey manga adaptation, illustrated by Kouhaku Kuroboshi, begins serialization.
The first anime television series adaptation of Kino's Journey airs in Japan.
The Kino's Journey: Life Goes On series, a continuation of the anime adaptation, airs in Japan.
A movie adaptation of Kino's Journey, titled Country of Illness -For You-, is released in Japan.
The original Kino's Journey manga serialization concludes its run.
Announcement is made regarding a new remake of the Kino's Journey anime scheduled for production.
The Kino's Journey anime remake series airs, introducing the story to a new generation of fans with updated animation and new episodes.
Kino begins their journey with their talking motorcycle Hermes, setting out to explore various countries and cultures.
Kino visits the Country of Beasts, learning about the society ruled by anthropomorphic animals and their views on fear and freedom.
Kino encounters a town ruled by an army of lifelike dolls and reflects on themes of war and humanity.
Kino explores a peaceful country where flowers and music play a central role in everyday life.
Kino visits a nation with strict rules that eliminate sin and crime, provoking deep thoughts about morality and freedom.
Kino observes a country where fighting and conflict are a way of life, exploring the nature of violence and honor.
Kino assists a wounded traveler and reflects on kindness and trust among strangers in a harsh world.
Kino explores a mysterious country filled with illusions and uncertainties about reality.
Kino revisits the Country of Beasts, gaining new insights after previous experiences.
Kino contemplates the meaning and nature of their travels, thinking about the people met and lessons learned.
