There are some updates to the anime 365 days until the wedding! First of all, it was announced that the premiere will take place on October 3rd. And then there is the song information. The opening theme song is called “Kirakira” (translated as “Sparkling”) and is performed by HoneyWorks feat. HaKoniwalily. The end credits song is called “Tsumari wa” (translated as “Coming Soon”) and is performed by GOHOBI.

365 days until the wedding is produced by Ashi Production with Hiroshi Ikehata from FLCL Progressive is directing the project. The person who is in charge of the scripts of the series is Kazuho Hyodo, who is known for TONIKAWA: Overjoyed for you. The character design is by Shuji Maruyama from Isekai Cheat Mage.

The cast includes Saori Hayami as Rika Honjoji, Kentaro Kumagai as Takuya Ohara, Ami Koshimizu as Asako Kurokawa, Fukushi Ochiai as Hiromi Gonda, Kana Asumi as Natsumi Komiya, Haruki Ishiya as Keisuke Itsuki, Kentaro Tone as Susumu Shinshi and Joji Nakata plays Jouji- san.

Seven Seas Entertainment publishes the manga by Tamiki Wakaki and has described it as follows:

365 days until the wedding Plot

Takuya and Rika work at a travel agency in Tokyo. They’re both single, but that doesn’t bother them because they’re introverts with fulfilling lives at home. Unfortunately, their employer is now hiring for an office in Siberia, and unmarried employees are considered first. Desperate to avoid being transferred, Rika comes to Takuya with an idea: if they pretend to get married in a year, they can stay in Tokyo. The only problem is that the two barely know each other! If these two quiet colleagues “fake” a relationship, will it become something real?

Before 365 days until the wedding also received a live-action adaptation. Last year, the manga series concluded with its eleventh volume.

Source: ANN

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