The official website and Twitter account for the anime film adaptation of Mei Hachimoku and Kukka's The Tunnel to Summer, the Exit of Goodbye (Natsu e no Tunnel, Sayonara no Deguchi) novel has announced the film's main cast.
Ōji Suzuka will voice Tono Kaoru and Marie Iitoyo will voice Anzu Hanaki.
Tomohisa Taguchi is directing the film at CLAP.
Marie Iitoyo as Anzu Hanaki
Seven Seas Entertainment has licensed the novel and manga for publication in English and describes it as:
Tono Kaoru heard a rumor: The laws of space and time mean nothing to the Urashima Tunnel. If you find it, walk through and you'll find your heart's desire on the other side...in exchange for years of your own life. On the night Kaoru just so happens to find himself standing in front of a tunnel that looks suspiciously like the one the rumor describes, he finds himself thinking of Karen, the sister he lost in an accident five years ago. To Kaoru's surprise, he's been followed by the new transfer student Anzu Hanaki, who promises to help him experiment with the mysterious tunnel--but what does she want from Kaoru in exchange? And what will he have left to give, after the tunnel's done with him?
Tomohisa Taguchi is directing the film at CLAP.
The film is set to premiere in Summer 2022.
MAIN CAST:
Ōji Suzuka as Tono Kaoru
Marie Iitoyo as Anzu Hanaki
TEASER VISUAL:
Tono Kaoru heard a rumor: The laws of space and time mean nothing to the Urashima Tunnel. If you find it, walk through and you'll find your heart's desire on the other side...in exchange for years of your own life. On the night Kaoru just so happens to find himself standing in front of a tunnel that looks suspiciously like the one the rumor describes, he finds himself thinking of Karen, the sister he lost in an accident five years ago. To Kaoru's surprise, he's been followed by the new transfer student Anzu Hanaki, who promises to help him experiment with the mysterious tunnel--but what does she want from Kaoru in exchange? And what will he have left to give, after the tunnel's done with him?