A new key visual and guest performers have been announced for the first music event for the TV anime "The Summer Where Light Died" based on the original work by Mokumokuren.
Key visual for "TV anime 'The Summer Where Light Died' - 1st Anniversary Thanksgiving Spun with Sound and Video"
The Event Details
``TV Anime ``The Summer Where Light Died'' - 1st Anniversary Thanksgiving Spun Through Sound and Video'' will be held at the Bunkyo Civic Hall Main Hall on July 5th, and is a project to commemorate the 1st anniversary of the broadcast of ``The Summer Where Light Died.'' While looking back at the story of the first season of the TV anime in chronological order from the first episode, you can enjoy the live performance of the accompanying music by the orchestra.
The Key Visual and Guest Performers
The key visual depicts Yoshiki and Hikaru, who are the center of the story, as well as Asako, Yuki, Yuta, and other classmates who color the story, dressed in formal attire. Each member holds an instrument such as a violin, trombone, or Irish harp, creating a gorgeous key visual.
In addition to guests Chiaki Kobayashi who plays Yoshiki Tsujinaka and Shuichiro Umeda who plays Hikaru, TOOBOE, who was in charge of the anime's ending theme, will appear. In addition to live recording by Kobayashi and Umeda, the Kanagawa Prefectural Shonan High School Choir Club, which sang the chorus song "Hibi no Kage" in the main anime, will perform the song along with the two cast members. Furthermore, TOOBOE will deliver an orchestral arrangement of "Anata wa Kaibutsu" exclusive to the event.
Tickets and Premium Items
Preliminary ticket lottery reception starts today, May 15th. Premium tickets come with an original knapsack commemorating the 1st anniversary.
