Hori's House is the twenty-fifth installment overall and the twelfth chapter of Horimiya: The Missing Pieces. It looks back at Kyousuke and Yuriko, Hori's parents, whose partnership breaks from the usual mold and whose first meeting was both striking and shaped by fate. It aired in Japan on September 16, 2023.
This installment turns to the older generation of the Hori household. Kyousuke and Yuriko are introduced as Kyouko's parents, a couple whose dynamic does not follow the pattern most married pairs settle into. The story reaches back to how the two first came together, portraying an encounter that was vivid and touched by a sense of destiny rather than ordinary coincidence.
The spotlight moves to Hori's mother and father and the unconventional shape of their marriage. A look at their origins reveals a first meeting described as memorable and fate-driven, giving background to the family Kyouko grew up in.

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Episode 25, "Hori's House," looks back at Kyousuke and Yuriko, Hori's parents, exploring their unconventional relationship and the fateful first meeting that brought them together.
In "Hori's House," Kyousuke and Yuriko's partnership is shown to break from the pattern most married couples settle into, giving Kyouko Hori an unconventional family dynamic.
Episode 25 reveals that Kyousuke and Yuriko's first meeting was vivid and felt shaped by fate rather than ordinary coincidence.
Episode 25, "Hori's House," draws on manga chapters 122, 98, 107, and 113, and is the twelfth chapter of Horimiya: The Missing Pieces.
Episode 25 was written by Sawako Hirabayashi and directed by Yasuo Ejima, airing in Japan on September 16, 2023.
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