See You Tomorrow at the Food Court reveals its opening and premiere

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Production company  Kadokawa has shared the first promotional video for the anime See You Tomorrow at the Food Court ( Food Court de, Mata Ashita. ), based on the manga by Shinichirō Nariie . The trailer, published this Friday, features for the first time the opening theme performed by Oisicle Melonpan , titled “Mikansei ni Matataite” , which can be translated as “Shining Incompletely.”



Premiere scheduled for July and special event in Tokyo


The series will officially debut in July and will have a total run of six episodes . Additionally, fans in Japan will be able to enjoy an advance screening of the first episode on June 13 at the Animate Ikebukuro flagship store in Tokyo.


The film is directed by Kazuomi Koga ( Rent-A-Girlfriend , Kubo Won't Let Me Be Invisible ), with Jukki Hanada ( Sound! Euphonium , Love Live! ) overseeing the scripts. Kyuta Sakai ( Steins;Gate ) is serving as character design and animation director. The music is composed by Kana Utatane ( Dead Mount Death Play ), and Jin Aketagawa ( Kaguya-sama: Love is War , Re:ZERO ) is leading the sound direction.


An unlikely friendship in the most everyday corner


The story revolves around Wada , a reserved and enigmatic model student, and Yamamoto , a defiant fashionista. Although their worlds seem opposite, they find a common place to be themselves: the food court where they meet daily. This chance encounter gives rise to a series of intimate conversations and unique moments that explore teenage friendship from a fresh and realistic perspective.


About the original manga


Shinichirō Nariie launched the manga in March 2020 through the Comic Newtype site . After a hiatus in January 2021, the work resumed publication in September 2022. To date, Kadokawa has published 23 chapters , the last one being released on December 13 . The second compiled book volume, titled Food Court de, Mata Ashita. Season 2 , was released on March 31 .


Yen Press publishes the English version of the manga, also attracting Western audiences.

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