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Can You Kiss Me First?

The live-action series adaptation of Yamayade's boys' love manga Can You Kiss Me First? is set to air on Fuji TV this fall, with Jin Suzuki and Gaku Oshida in the lead roles. The full supporting cast has been announced, and Seven Seas Entertainment begins releasing the manga in September.

Synthesized from 2 Yomimono stories · updated 2d ago

The live-action series adaptation of Yamayade's boys' love manga Can You Kiss Me First? was announced in early August, with Fuji TV confirming a fall broadcast. The series stars Jin Suzuki as Ueno and Gaku Oshida as Kanda, with Meigetsu Takahashi directing and Emi Amamoto writing the scripts. The show will also stream on Fuji TV On Demand.

A week later, the production revealed a new visual and added eight cast members, rounding out the supporting office ensemble around the two leads. The casting announcement did not name the additional actors, but it confirmed the series remains on track for its fall debut on Fuji TV.

In parallel, Seven Seas Entertainment licensed the manga for English release, with the first volume scheduled for September. The adaptation brings Yamayade's office romance to live action, pairing a broadcast slot with a streaming option.

Key facts

Lead actors
Jin Suzuki as Ueno and Gaku Oshida as Kanda
Broadcast network
Fuji TV, fall broadcast
Streaming
Fuji TV On Demand
Director
Meigetsu Takahashi
Screenwriter
Emi Amamoto
Manga license
Seven Seas Entertainment licensed the manga, with release in September
Cast expansion
Eight additional cast members announced

Timeline

Synthesized by Yomimono from the cited Yomimono stories below, each itself sourced, then editorially reviewed. Every fact links the story it came from.

Facts

Licensed by
Seven Seas Entertainment (English) · 2026-09-17
Licensed by
Seven Seas (unknown) · 2026-08-05
Release
manga · September 23, 2026 · 2026-09-17
Release
live_action · fall 2026 · 2026-08-14
Release
live_action · fall 2026 · Japan · 2026-08-05
Announced
new visual and eight additional cast members · 2026-08-14

Connections

Writes of
yamayade
Voice cast of
jin suzuki, gaku oshida

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Claim activity

When a claim about Can You Kiss Me First? was confirmed, debunked, or disputed against open-web sources. The record stays even after a claim drops off the facts list.

  • Confirmed Yamayade writes Can You Kiss Me First? 2d ago · source
  • Confirmed live_action fall 2026 5d ago · source
  • Confirmed region: unknown; platform: Seven Seas Sep 5 · source
  • Confirmed live_action fall 2026 Japan Sep 5 · source
  • Confirmed Gaku Oshida voices Can You Kiss Me First? Sep 5 · source
  • Confirmed Jin Suzuki voices Can You Kiss Me First? Sep 5 · source

All coverage

2d ago

Can You Kiss Me First? Live-Action Series Debuts On Fuji TV On October 19

The official website for the live-action series of Yamayade's Can You Kiss Me First? manga posted a teaser trailer on Thursday, revealing an October 19 television debut on Fuji TV and streaming on Fuji TV On Demand. Jin Suzuki plays Ueno and Gaku Oshida plays Kanda, with Yoshiki Kanemaru, Tsubasa Kizu, Riko Kawase and others in supporting roles. Meigetsu Takahashi directs, Emi Amamoto writes the scripts, and Nobuhiro Tateno and Ami Yamashita compose the music.

Aug 14

Live-Action Can You Kiss Me First? Series Adds Eight Cast Members

The live-action series adaptation of Yamayade's boys' love manga Can You Kiss Me First? has revealed a new visual and eight additional cast members. The series stars Jin Suzuki as Ueno and Gaku Oshida as Kanda, and will debut on Fuji TV this fall. Seven Seas Entertainment licensed the manga for release in September.

Aug 5

Can You Kiss Me First? BL Manga Gets Live-Action Series This Fall

Fuji TV announced a live-action series adaptation of Yamayade's boys' love manga Can You Kiss Me First? The show will air on Fuji TV this fall and stream on Fuji TV On Demand. Jin Suzuki stars as Ueno and Gaku Oshida as Kanda. Meigetsu Takahashi directs, with scripts by Emi Amamoto.