Firefly Wedding TV Anime Adds Kanon Amane to Cast
The television anime adaptation of Firefly Wedding has announced that voice actress Kanon Amane will portray Yukari, a courtesan working at the Isekichi brothel. This casting update was shared via the official X account on Thursday.
Lynn and Kōki Uchiyama headline the series as Satoko Kirigaya and Shinpei Gotō respectively. Kent Itō and Kenjirō Tsuda also join the ensemble in supporting roles. The production is handled by David Production under director Takahiro Kamei, with character designs by Yukiko Aikei and scripts by Yūko Kakihara.
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- David Production
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- Takahiro Kamei
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- Yukiko Aikei
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- Yūko Kakihara
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