Music Ray'n Sets Fuyuuku for 2027 as First Ray'n Studio Title
Music Ray'n announced on November 2, 2026 that Fuyuuku will launch in 2027 as the first title from Ray'n Studio, the brand it established in September.
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Why it matters
A music label's new studio is staking its opening release on a creator-driven adventure game priced at 1,580 yen and built with manga and anime adaptation in mind, so the 2027 launch doubles as a test of whether a small, story-first title can carry a multimedia pipeline.
Key Facts
- Music Ray'n announced on November 2, 2026 that Fuyuuku will launch in 2027.
- Fuyuuku is the first title from Ray'n Studio, a brand Music Ray'n established in September.
- Kashiwagi Tsukiko handles the original concept, character design, and production.
- The game is a road movie adventure set in snow-covered 2097 Hokkaido.
- Fuyuuku is priced at 1,580 yen and supports Japanese, English, Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese, French, and Korean.
The road movie adventure is set in snow-covered 2097 Hokkaido and follows a girl and an android across a land where almost nothing remains. Kashiwagi Tsukiko handles original concept, character design, and production; Sapporo idol group Title Mitei performs the theme song. It is priced at 1,580 yen.
The game carries Japanese, English, Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese, French, and Korean language support. Platforms are listed as to be announced sequentially, so the 2027 window comes without hardware attached.
Kashiwagi, credited on the manga Inkya Gyaru demo Iki Gari Tai!, is not adapting existing material here. The three characters named in the announcement are Otome Karin, who wakes from a long sleep; Tsukishiro Sakina, traveling to find her; and Tsukishiro Toma, Karin's best friend, who waits in Hokkaido. The setting is a snowbound 2097 Hokkaido where almost nothing remains, and the story turns on lost memories and promises.
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