Trailer, theme songs and additional cast for live-action series “Mitsuya-sensei no Keikakuteki na Ezuke” released – News

The official website for the live-action series by Ayaka Matsumoto‘S Mitsuya-sensei no Keikakuteki na Ezuke (Mitsuya-sensei’s plan to feed me) Boys love Manga began streaming two new trailers for the series on Friday. The first trailer below reveals and features the series’ opening theme song “Furito” by Masayoshi Yamazakiwhile the second trailer below reveals and introduces the end credits song “Me o Mite feat. Chisa from Misekai” by Awaku, Moroku.

The site also announced additional cast members for the series, including:

• Chiaki Kawamo as Yuriko Tōdō
• Ui Mihara as Chika Aizawa
• Maya Imamori as Yupi
• Tomomi Maruyama as Kaori Noguchi
• Shohei Uno as Shige
• Kōji Kominami as Fuyushima
• Kyōko as cameraman

The main roles in the series are played by the singer-songwriter Masayoshi Yamazaki (left in the picture right, Kiseki no Hito) as Ayumu Mitsuya and Taisei Sakai (Right, Ohsama Sentai King Ohger) as Tomoya Ishida.

The premiere of the series will take place on MBS And TV station Kanagawa Channels on July 25th on TV Saitama on 29 July, on Gunma TV on 30 July, on Tochigi TV on 31 July and on Chiba TV on August 1. This is Yamazaki’s first leading role in a live-action television series in 26 years.

The “human gourmet love story” begins when Tomoya Ishida, a young editor at a women’s magazine who still feels insecure in his work environment, is asked by a more experienced colleague to take over the reins of a regular food column written by an old man named Ayumu Mitsuya. Ishida decides to pay Mitsuya a visit, and as he gets to know Mitsuya, he sees him as a charming, witty gentleman with a sweet side who can cook a delicious dish. Ishida’s interactions with Mitsuya gradually make the younger editor feel more comfortable with his job, and he begins to see Mitsuya as not just a work partner, but something else entirely.

Matsumoto published the manga in Bunkasha‘s Manga Yomonga website from 2020 to 2022. Bunkasha released the second and final compiled volume of the manga on January 17th.

Matsumoto’s Unexpectedly cheeky Fukami (Yatara Yarashii Fukami-kun) Manga inspires an anime under AnimeFestatoridori by Boys love Brand. Coolmic distributes the manga in English. Online manga service Rent! also publishes the manga.

Sources: website of the live-action series Mitsuya-sensei no Keikakuteki na Ezuke, comic Natalie