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Slice of Life Manga 'Yuru Camp△' Gets Live-Action TV Series
The official website of TV Tokyo announced on Wednesday that Afro's slice of life comedy manga Yuru Camp△ will be adapted into a live-action series. It also revealed the main cast and staff members. The series will air on TV Aichi, TV Osaka, and TV Tokyo starting on January 10 at 1:00 a.m., followed by BS TV Tokyo on January 14. Amazon Prime Video will also begin to stream the series on its platform on January 10.
Cast
Rin Shima: Haruka Fukuhara (Mars live action)
Nadeshiko Kagamihara: Yuuno Oohara (4-gatsu no Kimi, Spica. live-action)
Chiaki Ougaki: Momoko Tanabe (Koi to Uso live-action)
Aoi Inuyama: Yumena Yanai (Pan to Bus to Nidome no Hatsukoi (2018) live-action)
Ena Saitou: Sara Shida (Hikari no Tabi live-action)
Staff
Director: Kyouhei Tamazawa, Mamoru Koshino, and Takashi Ninomiya.
Script: Ayako Kitagawa
Afro launched the manga in the Manga Time Kirara Forward magazine in 2015, and it currently has eight compiled volumes released. C-Station adapted the manga into a 12-episode TV anime that aired in Winter 2018. Additional anime adaptations have been announced since then, including the upcoming short anime, second season, and movie.
Yen Press licensed the manga series for North American release in 2017 under the title Laid-Back Camp. The publisher has since released seven volumes, with the eighth volume scheduled for March 3, 2020.
Source: Comic Natalie
Cast
Rin Shima: Haruka Fukuhara (Mars live action)
Nadeshiko Kagamihara: Yuuno Oohara (4-gatsu no Kimi, Spica. live-action)
Chiaki Ougaki: Momoko Tanabe (Koi to Uso live-action)
Aoi Inuyama: Yumena Yanai (Pan to Bus to Nidome no Hatsukoi (2018) live-action)
Ena Saitou: Sara Shida (Hikari no Tabi live-action)
Staff
Director: Kyouhei Tamazawa, Mamoru Koshino, and Takashi Ninomiya.
Script: Ayako Kitagawa
Afro launched the manga in the Manga Time Kirara Forward magazine in 2015, and it currently has eight compiled volumes released. C-Station adapted the manga into a 12-episode TV anime that aired in Winter 2018. Additional anime adaptations have been announced since then, including the upcoming short anime, second season, and movie.
Yen Press licensed the manga series for North American release in 2017 under the title Laid-Back Camp. The publisher has since released seven volumes, with the eighth volume scheduled for March 3, 2020.
Source: Comic Natalie