3. Crunchyroll (India Only · Includes Hindi Dub)
Crunchyroll launched a collection of eight Makoto Shinkai films exclusively in India in December 2025. This marks the first official streaming release of Shinkai's films in India, complete with Hindi dubbing for major titles.
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Availability: India only
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Release date on platform: December 18, 2025
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Quality: HD
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Sub & Dub Options: Japanese + Hindi dub; English subtitles
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Price: ₹79 / month — Fan plan
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Other Shinkai films on Crunchyroll India: Suzume (Dec 4), Weathering With You (Dec 11), The Garden of Words, Voices of a Distant Star, Children Who Chase Lost Voices, The Place Promised in Our Early Days, 5 Centimeters Per Second

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⚠️ Important: Crunchyroll does not offer Your Name. in the US, Europe, or other regions.
4. Disney+ (Japan Only)
Disney+ Japan offers Your Name. through its "Star" content brand.
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Availability: Japan only
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Sub & Dub Options: Japanese audio; Japanese/English subtitles (dub status unconfirmed)
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Price: Included with Disney+ subscription (¥1,140+/month)

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5. Digital Rental & Purchase (Worldwide · Most Reliable)
If you don't live in any of the regions above — or simply don't want another subscription — pay-per-view rental or purchase is your safest bet.
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Availability: 🌍 Worldwide (most regions)
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Platforms: Apple TV / Prime Video
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Quality: HD (4K not confirmed for rental platforms)
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Sub & Dub Options: Japanese + English dub; English subtitles (varies slightly by platform)
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Typical pricing (varies by region): rent for£3.49; buy for £5.99 on Amazon Prime Video UK

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The 4K Question: Streaming vs. Physical
If you want to watch Your Name. in 4K, you have two options: stream it on HBO Max (US only) or buy the 4K Ultra HD Blu-ray. Here's how they compare.
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4K Streaming (HBO Max)
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4K Ultra HD Blu-ray
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| Availability |
🇺🇸 United States only |
🌍 Worldwide (shippable) |
| Quality |
4K (compressed streaming) |
True 4K + HDR + high bitrate |
| Sub & Dub |
Japanese + English dub; English subs |
Japanese + English dub; varies by edition |
| Price |
Included with HBO Max Premium ($22.99/mo) |
$30–80 one-time purchase |
| Hardware needed |
Smart TV / streaming device + internet |
4K Blu-ray player + 4K HDR TV |
| Where to buy |
HBO Max (US only) |
Amazon (UK/FR/DE/JP), Walmart, HMV |
| Best for |
Convenience, US viewers |
Quality purists, collectors |
Bottom line: If you're in the US and want the easiest 4K experience, go with HBO Max. If you want the absolute best picture quality and own a 4K Blu-ray player (like a PS5, Xbox Series X, or dedicated player), buy the disc — streaming can't match the bitrate and HDR performance of a physical 4K disc.
Sub vs. Dub: Which Should You Choose?
One of the first decisions you'll make before pressing play is whether to watch Your Name. with the original Japanese audio and subtitles (sub) or the English dubbed version (dub). Neither is "wrong," but each offers a different experience.
Japanese Audio + Subtitles (Sub)
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Voice actors: Ryunosuke Kamiki (Taki) and Mone Kamishiraishi (Mitsuha)
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Best for: First-time viewers, purists, anyone who wants the original emotional delivery
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Why choose it: Makoto Shinkai directed the Japanese voice actors personally. The performances — especially the subtle shifts when Taki and Mitsuha inhabit each other's bodies — are widely considered superior in the original language
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Trade-off: You'll need to read subtitles, which means you can't look away from the screen
English Dub
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Voice actors: Michael Sinterniklaas (Taki) and Stephanie Sheh (Mitsuha)
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Best for: Viewers who struggle with reading subtitles quickly, multi-taskers, younger audiences
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Why choose it: The English dub is well-produced and localized. The script adapts cultural references without losing the film's emotional core
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Trade-off: Some nuance in the original performances is inevitably lost in translation
What About Other Dubs?
Your Name. has been dubbed into dozens of languages for theatrical and home video releases. Availability varies by platform and region:
💡 Pro tip: Most platforms (HBO Max, Netflix, Apple TV) let you switch between sub and dub on the fly. If you're unsure, start with the sub. You can always change it mid-film.
Where to Watch Your Name. for Free?
You'll find plenty of websites claiming to offer Your Name. for free. Almost all of them are illegal — and they come with real risks.
❌ No permanent free option exists
There is no legitimate free streaming service that permanently offers Your Name.. The film's licensing value is simply too high. Unlike some older or public domain titles, this isn't available on ad-supported platforms like Tubi, Pluto TV, or Freevee.
⚠️ Past free events (already ended)
In early 2026, the Japan Foundation offered a limited-time free streaming of Your Name. for African audiences through JFF Theater. The film was available from January 15 to April 15, 2026, as part of the Japanese Film Festival Africa. That event has now ended.
❌ Pirate sites: What you're actually getting
Those "watch for free" links you see on Google or Reddit typically offer:
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Terrible quality — often 480p, or fake "1080p"/"4K" that's actually upscaled from a lower resolution
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Out-of-sync subtitles — or no subtitles at all
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Pop-up ads — sometimes dozens, making playback nearly impossible
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Malware risks — malicious scripts, fake "download" buttons, and potential data theft
✅ The closest things to "free" today
Frequently Asked Questions
1. Is Your Name. available on Netflix in the US?
No. In the US, streaming rights are held exclusively by HBO Max. Netflix US does not offer the film.
2. Is Your Name. on Crunchyroll?
No. Your Name. is not part of Crunchyroll’s regular global catalog. Due to regional movie licensing agreements, the film is usually distributed through platforms like HBO Max, Apple TV, or Netflix Japan instead.
3. Can I watch Your Name. for free on YouTube?
No. While you may find clips or fan-edited AMVs on YouTube, the full film is not available for free.
4. Which platform has the best picture quality?
The 4K Ultra HD Blu-ray version offers the best visual quality overall, including HDR and a much higher bitrate than streaming services. Among streaming platforms, HBO Max (US only) currently provides the best online streaming quality.
5. Is there a 4K version on Netflix or Amazon?
No. Netflix streams Your Name. in HD (1080p) only, while Amazon Prime Video also mainly offers HD versions for rental or purchase.
6. Where can I watch Your Name. with English dub?
The English dub is commonly available through: Apple TV, Amazon Prime Video, HBO Max (US). Availability may vary depending on region.
Conclusion
Your Name. is available worldwide, but where you watch it depends entirely on your location.
If you're in the US → HBO Max is your best bet, offering the exclusive 4K stream.
If you're in India → Crunchyroll is the go-to, complete with a Hindi dub.
If you're in Japan → Both Netflix and Disney+ work.
If you're in Brazil, Italy, Singapore, Malaysia, or the Philippines → Netflix has you covered in HD.
For everyone else → Digital rental on Apple TV or YouTube (~$4) is the most reliable option. It works anywhere, requires no subscription, and includes both sub and dub.
If you're a quality purist → 4K Ultra HD Blu-ray (around $30–80) delivers picture and sound that no stream can match.
A note on "free" → No permanent free option exists. Pirate sites offer poor quality, bad subtitles, and security risks — not worth it. The closest legal alternatives are free trials (where available) or library streaming services like Kanopy.