Tomoko Ninomiya's Nanatsu-ya: Shinobu and Her Jewelry Box Manga Gets TV Anime in 2027
A website opened on Wednesday to announce the television anime adaptation of Tomoko Ninomiya's Nanatsu-ya: Shinobu and Her Jewelry Box (Nanatsuya Shinobu no Hōsekibako) manga. The website also revealed the anime's teaser trailer, teaser visual, main staff members, and 2027 debut.
Ninomiya also drew an illustration to celebrate the announcement:
Kodansha's K MANGA service publishes the manga in English and describes the story:
Shinobu, a second-year in high school, is part of the family that runs Kurata-ya, a storied pawn shop based in a breezy central Tokyo neighborhood. She helps run the place when school isn't calling, and she has a natural gift that aids her a great deal—the ability to see the “aura” released by gemstones! Shinobu doesn't have a boyfriend, but she does have a fiancé handpicked for her by her grandfather—Akisada Kitagami, a man from a prestigious family who wound up being taken in by Kurata-ya at a young age. He now works as a salesman for a first-class jewelry brand, but he's also got more than his fair share of secrets...
Chiaki Kon (Nodame Cantabile: Finale, Nodame Cantabile: Paris, The Way of the Househusband) is directing the anime at J.C.STAFF. Seishi Minakami (A Certain Scientific Railgun, Sugar Apple Fairy Tale, Sacrificial Princess & the King of Beasts) is in charge of series scripts, and Mai Furuki (I.Cinnamoroll, Mewkledreamy) is designing the characters.
Ninomiya launched the ongoing manga in Kodansha's Kiss magazine in November 2013, and Kodansha will publish the manga's 28th compiled book volume on November 13.
The manga had gone on several hiatuses from 2018-2019 due to the author's health.
Ninomiya launched her Nodame Cantabile manga in Kiss magazine in 2001, and ended it in 2009. Del Rey published 16 volumes of the manga in North America until the publisher ceased releasing manga. Kodansha USA Publishing later published all 25 volumes in English digitally. The manga was adapted into three television anime series, and has also received live-action drama and film adaptations.
Sources: Press release, Nanatsu-ya: Shinobu and Her Jewelry Box anime's website, Comic Natalie
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