Hirayasumi Anime Will Stream on Netflix in January 2027 With a Gen Hoshino Opening Theme

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VIZ Media announced on November 8 that the Hirayasumi anime will premiere internationally on Netflix in January 2027, coinciding with its Japanese television debut on NHK General TV. Gen Hoshino will perform the opening theme, and TOMOO will contribute the ending song, Fūmi Zekka, which was written specifically for the series. Production +h. is producing the adaptation of Keigo Shinzo's manga, and the Japanese voice cast includes Yuma Uchida as Hiroto Ikuta, Mayu Takahashi as Natsumi Kobayashi and Rikako Aikawa as Hanae Wada.
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Hirayasumi Anime Will Stream on Netflix in January 2027 With a Gen Hoshino Opening Theme

VIZ Media announced on November 8 that the Hirayasumi anime will premiere internationally on Netflix in January 2027, coinciding with its Japanese television debut on NHK General TV. Gen Hoshino will perform the opening theme, and TOMOO will contribute the ending song, Fūmi Zekka, which was...

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[Koudelka]

Finally, a slice-of-life anime that isn’t about school or fighting. I read the manga a while ago and Hiroto is one of my favorite characters in recent years. He is 29, has no job and no plan, and he is still the most relaxed person in the room. Some people say he is lazy, but I think the story is really about how people judge each other for living differently. Netflix and NHK at the same time is also great because I don’t have to wait for a late international release. Now I just hope they don’t rush the pacing. This kind of story needs quiet scenes to work.

 

[riuriuya]

Gen Hoshino doing the opening is the best news here. His voice fits calm, warm stories so well. And he actually lived in Asagaya for years, then went back to find inspiration for the song. That is real effort, not just a famous name on a poster. I will probably listen to the opening on repeat before the first episode even comes out. TOMOO on the ending is a very nice bonus too. Two strong music choices for a show where the mood matters more than the plot.

 

[malcolmanderson]

Production +h. made The Orbital Children, and that one looked amazing. But DEAD DEAD DEMONS is a very different style, so I am curious which direction they take here. A quiet show like this needs good small details: light through windows, a garden hose, food on the table. If they get that right, I will be happy. If the animation looks flat, the whole thing will feel empty.

 

[Sven]

My only worry is the voice casting. Yuma Uchida is a good actor, but Hiroto needs a voice that sounds tired and easygoing at once, not too bright. I will wait for the first trailer before I decide. The supporting cast is strong, though, and I am happy to see Daisuke Namikawa on the list even though they did not say his role yet. I hope it is a good one.