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The live-action adaptation of Yamayade's manga Can You Kiss Me First? is finished enough to market, with a new teaser previewing the theme song "Shiranai" by Urashimasakatasen. The series premieres on Fuji TV on October 19 and streams on Fuji TV On Demand.

Synthesized from 3 Yomimono stories · updated Oct 12

Fuji TV announced in August that Yamayade's boys' love manga Can You Kiss Me First? would get a live-action series in the fall, with Jin Suzuki and Gaku Oshida cast as Ueno and Kanda, and Meigetsu Takahashi directing from scripts by Emi Amamoto. A September update from the official website confirmed the broadcast date of October 19 on Fuji TV and streaming on Fuji TV On Demand, and added supporting cast members Yoshiki Kanemaru, Tsubasa Kizu, and Riko Kawase. The same update named Nobuhiro Tateno and Ami Yamashita as composers. The announcement put the adaptation in the same window as Seven Seas Entertainment's English release of the manga, which begins in September.

In October, a new teaser announced and previewed the theme song, "Shiranai," by Urashimasakatasen. That teaser repeated the October 19 premiere date, the Fuji TV broadcast and Fuji TV On Demand streaming, the lead cast, the director, the screenwriter, and the composers. The marketing push signals a production that is complete rather than still being assembled. Across the three stories, the adaptation has moved from a fall announcement to a dated, scored, and cast production with a theme song in place. What was initially reported as a fall premiere is now set to a specific October 19 date, with the same core staff and cast carried through each update.

Key facts

Format
Live-action series adaptation of Yamayade's boys' love manga Can You Kiss Me First? ↗
Broadcast
Premieres on Fuji TV on October 19 ↗
Streaming
Streams on Fuji TV On Demand ↗
Lead cast
Jin Suzuki as Ueno and Gaku Oshida as Kanda ↗
Director
Meigetsu Takahashi ↗
Screenwriter
Emi Amamoto ↗
Composers
Nobuhiro Tateno and Ami Yamashita ↗
Theme song
"Shiranai" by Urashimasakatasen ↗
Supporting cast
Yoshiki Kanemaru, Tsubasa Kizu, Riko Kawase, and others ↗
English manga release
Seven Seas Entertainment begins releasing the manga in September ↗

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Oct 7

Live-Action Can You Kiss Me First? Teaser Previews Urashimasakatasen Theme

The live-action series of Yamayade's Can You Kiss Me First? released a new teaser on Wednesday that announces and previews its theme song, "Shiranai," by Urashimasakatasen. Jin Suzuki and Gaku Oshida star as Ueno and Kanda. Meigetsu Takahashi directs, Emi Amamoto writes the scripts, and Nobuhiro Tateno and Ami Yamashita compose. The series premieres on Fuji TV on October 19 and streams on Fuji TV On Demand.

Sep 17

Can You Kiss Me First? Live-Action Series Debuts On Fuji TV On October 19

The official website for the live-action series of Yamayade's Can You Kiss Me First? manga posted a teaser trailer on Thursday, revealing an October 19 television debut on Fuji TV and streaming on Fuji TV On Demand. Jin Suzuki plays Ueno and Gaku Oshida plays Kanda, with Yoshiki Kanemaru, Tsubasa Kizu, Riko Kawase and others in supporting roles. Meigetsu Takahashi directs, Emi Amamoto writes the scripts, and Nobuhiro Tateno and Ami Yamashita compose the music.

Aug 5

Can You Kiss Me First? BL Manga Gets Live-Action Series This Fall

Fuji TV announced a live-action series adaptation of Yamayade's boys' love manga Can You Kiss Me First? The show will air on Fuji TV this fall and stream on Fuji TV On Demand. Jin Suzuki stars as Ueno and Gaku Oshida as Kanda. Meigetsu Takahashi directs, with scripts by Emi Amamoto.