A press release officially announced that the manga written and illustrated by Kimitake Yoshioka , Temple: No One Can Live on Loneliness , will have an anime adaptation. The statement revealed production details and confirmed that the premiere is scheduled for this year in Japan.
The author himself, Kimitake Yoshioka , shared a special illustration to celebrate the adaptation announcement.
Yoshioka began publishing the manga through Kodansha 's Comic Days digital service in September 2018, and it already has more than 1.2 million copies in circulation. The author is perhaps best known for being the illustrator of the Grand Blue manga , which is written by Kenji Inoue and which also inspired his own anime adaptation.
Synopsis of Temple
Akemitsu Akegami was always told by his father that "no one can live alone"... but he is very determined. After all, his father sure as hell didn't mean it with the best of intentions, and Akemitsu has no desire to become like that creep. But when a chance encounter with a young woman leaves him with too impure thoughts, he decides to do what he must: become a Buddhist monk and renounce worldly customs. But the temple he decides to dedicate himself to... is it full of women? And that same young lady is also there? What can a man do?
Fuente: Comic Natalie
(c) Kimitake Yoshioka, Kodansha/Temple Production Committee
