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Release Date:
August 3, 2018
Original Title:
約束の七夜祭り
Alternate Titles:
Yakusoku no Nanaya Matsuri
Genres:
Adventure | Animation | Fantasy | Mystery
Production Companies:
XFLAG
Production Countries:
Japan
Ratings / Certifications:
US: PG-13
Runtime: 62
Shoma Mihara, a freshman in high school, receives a sudden message from his friend Atsushi inviting him to meet again at a mysterious festival. Having been unable to contact Atsushi for three and a half years, Shoma jumps at the chance and heads to join the Starlight Festival, held in a deserted mountain village. Once there, Shoma searches for Atsushi but finds no trace of him. Instead Shoma meets Shiori, a young woman who’s also looking for someone. Kana, the director of the Starlight Festival, assures Shoma that he’ll be able to reunite with Atsushi before the festivities end. Both Shoma and Shiori end up helping with preparations, only to find themselves pulled deeper and deeper into a series of strange happenings. Will Shoma be able to meet his dear friend...?
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Animation Director:
Yuka Hashimoto
Miyoko Shikibu
Hiroya Iijima
Wang Guonian
Asuna Imahashi
Shinji Itadaki
Art Designer:
Kouji Hashiguchi
Art Direction:
Kouji Hashiguchi
Assistant Director:
Cai Xinya
Character Designer:
Maziro
Senbon Umishima
Color Designer:
Makiko Kojima
Creature Design:
Hiroya Iijima
Director:
Kazuya Murata
Editor:
Kumiko Sakamoto
Key Animation:
Ken Yamamoto
Akihiro Sueda
Tetsuya Akutsu
Akiko Murayama
Asuna Imahashi
Shinji Itadaki
Youko Kuboyama
Mamiko Nakanishi
Original Music Composer:
Taro Iwashiro
Original Story:
Kazuya Murata
Producer:
Nao Hirasawa
Screenplay:
Kazuya Murata
Sound Director:
Jin Aketagawa
Supervising Animation Director:
Maziro
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