Esu Omori’s Shiba Inu Rooms (Shiba-tsuki Bukken) manga is getting a television anime adaptation that will premiere in summer 2027, Wright Film announced on Sunday. The reveal was timed to November 1, dubbed “Wan Wan Wan Day” — “wan” being the Japanese onomatopoeia for a dog’s bark.
Kori Momose (Credits: Wright Film / Shueisha)
Shiba Inu Rooms Anime Cast and Staff
Niina Nakabayashi voices high schooler Kori Momose, while Mutsumi Tamura plays Mu, the Shiba Inu ghost haunting her apartment. Osamu Yamasaki directs the series at TMS Entertainment, with character designs by Rio, known for work on trapezium and Sorcerous Stabber Orphen -Chaos in Urbanrama-. Omori drew a commemorative illustration to celebrate the announcement.
Shiba Inu Rooms Manga Release Details
The manga began as a 2023 one-shot before serializing on Shonen Jump+ in June 2024, and Shueisha will publish the ninth volume on November 4. Viz Media licensed it digitally in January 2025, announced a physical release in February 2026, and shipped the first print volume on September 1. The series is also available in English on the MANGA Plus app.
The story follows Kori, who discovers after moving in that her apartment is haunted by Mu. Fire and ice from the start, the pair must learn to co-exist — and maybe even become friends.
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