In Japanese, “JK” is an abbreviation for “joshi kousei”, or high school girl, and “meshi” means “cooked rice” or “meal”, so it is only suitable that the anime focuses on 3 high school girls, Reina, Ryoka, and Ruriko, who have mastered the art of cooking simple, B-class dishes called JK meshi. Cooking enthusiasts or those who simply want to learn will want to tune in to this show, as the anime will show viewers how to cook dishes by showing common ingredients and simple, easy-to-learn steps.

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The story centers on three girls: Mirai, Ayaka, and Kyōko. The three are the only ones who can save Earth from being destroyed by a group of asteroids. They are hired by Sayo, the representative of a shadowy organization, and the organization starts work on turning them into an idol group. While the trio are more than prepared to be idols, they are instead taken into an arcade.

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The three Crane Game Girls are on a mission to protect Earth once again.

The Crane Game Girls release hit after hit and become a permanent fixture in the global idol scene thanks to their new manager, Tokiko.

Then one day...

The legendary Crane Game Crystal that was supposed be under strict security in arcade’s secret room suddenly started up and, with a bright beam of pretty green light, launched into space. Tokiko is summoned by Boss and learns that Dark Gorilla is coming to attack Earth again. Boss tells Tokiko that a new crane game, “Galaxy,” has been completed to put up a fight against Dark Gorilla. The three Crane Game Girls are on a mission to protect Earth once again.

But the enemy intelligence that shows up on their monitor is not about Dark Gorilla, but three girls—idols just like them. The three girls aren’t sure they should really fight, but they are under strict orders from Dark Gorilla.

[Source: Crunchyroll]