The otherworldly comedy manga "Isekai Oji-san", which is also going to be made into a TV anime, will be released on February 21, 2022. To celebrate the release, a new commercial featuring the first character voices by Takehito Koyasu and Jun Fukuyama, the cast of the anime version, has been released. From "Isekai Ojisan", an otherworldly comedy manga that is also going to be made into a TV anime, the latest volume 7 will be released on February 21, 2022. To commemorate this, a new commercial featuring the first character voices by Takehito Koyasu and Jun Fukuyama, the cast of the anime version, has been released. Isekai Oji-san" is a new kind of otherworldly and generation gap comedy about an uncle who returns from another world after waking up from a 17-year coma, and his nephew Takafumi. It has been serialized on KADOKAWA's webcomic site "ComicWalker" since 2018, and the latest volume 7 was released on February 21. In a new commercial commemorating this, the character voices of Takehito Koyasu as Uncle and Jun Fukuyama as Takafumi, who are also set to appear in the anime version, are unveiled for the first time. The video has been made to raise expectations for what they will do in the TV anime. Anime Information Cast Uncle: Takehito Koyasu Takafumi: Jun Fukuyama Fujimiya: Mikako Komatsu Elf: Haruka Tomatsu Mabel: Aoi Yuuki Alicia：Aio Toyosaki Staff Based on the novel "Almost Dead" (serialized in WebComic Apanda, published by KADOKAWA) Director: Shigeki Kawai Series Composition/Screenplay: Kenta Inohara Character Design, Chief Animation Director: Kazuhiro Ohta Animation Production: Atelier Pontdarc
【Background】
・Graduated from Kyoto University with a major in Japanese Culture Studies, Faculty of Letters
・After graduation, worked 4 years as editor and proofreader for a print magazine specializing in traditional performing arts and culture
・Became a freelance journalist in 2021 and launched japanculturean.com in 2022
【Expertise】
・Pop-Culture Fusion Analysis
Analytical commentary on how modern pop-culture media (anime, film, fashion) incorporates and reinterprets traditional Japanese motifs.
