Image: Hisaya Nakajo
AMBot | 05/15/2024 | Reading Time: 2 Min.
The anime adaptation of "Hana Zakari no Kimi-tachi e" is in full swing and showcases new teaser visuals featuring the characters Mizuki Ashiya, Izumi Sano, and Shuichi Nakatsu. The visuals introduce the main characters and offer a glimpse of the upcoming series.
"Hana Zakari no Kimi-tachi e" is a school drama about Mizuki Ashiya, a girl who enrolls at an all-boys school in Japan to meet her idol, Izumi Sano. The manga series was originally published from 1996 to 2004 in Hakusensha's magazine Hana to Yume and was a major success, with over 17 million copies sold. In 2007 and 2011, the series was adapted into live-action TV dramas in Japan, starring well-known actors such as Maki Horikita, Shun Oguri, and Toma Ikuta, and international versions were also produced.
Following the recent passing of manga creator Hisaya Nakajo, the editorial team of Hana to Yume expressed their condolences. They recalled their continuous collaboration with Nakajo to bring the project to life and emphasized the unique expression of the manga's world in anime format. Although the team is saddened that Nakajo could not see the finished project, they are grateful for the enthusiastic support of readers, which made this anime adaptation possible. They encouraged fans to look forward to the broadcast and promised to meet the expectations of Nakajo and the readers in this new project.
"Hana Zakari no Kimi-tachi e" is a school drama about Mizuki Ashiya, a girl who enrolls at an all-boys school in Japan to meet her idol, Izumi Sano. The manga series was originally published from 1996 to 2004 in Hakusensha's magazine Hana to Yume and was a major success, with over 17 million copies sold. In 2007 and 2011, the series was adapted into live-action TV dramas in Japan, starring well-known actors such as Maki Horikita, Shun Oguri, and Toma Ikuta, and international versions were also produced.
Following the recent passing of manga creator Hisaya Nakajo, the editorial team of Hana to Yume expressed their condolences. They recalled their continuous collaboration with Nakajo to bring the project to life and emphasized the unique expression of the manga's world in anime format. Although the team is saddened that Nakajo could not see the finished project, they are grateful for the enthusiastic support of readers, which made this anime adaptation possible. They encouraged fans to look forward to the broadcast and promised to meet the expectations of Nakajo and the readers in this new project.
This article was originally published in German. It was translated with technical support and editorially reviewed before publication.
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