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I searched quite a bit for anime in the original Japanese when I was learning the language, and I gotta say the legal options are pretty limited compared to stuff with subtitles. Crunchyroll sometimes has versions without subtitles but it's rare, a lot depends on what's in your region's catalog. Honestly the easiest way is still just looking it up on torrents or pirate streaming sites, even though technically it's not legal, or you could try contacting the creators directly to ask if they have the original file. If you just want Japanese audio without any visible text, see if you can find the series on Disney+ or other platforms that let you turn off the subtitles.

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