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Shigeru Kishida is writing the soundtrack for the TV anime Kaze wo Tsugu Mono and co-wrote its opening and ending themes with Hitsujibungaku. The anime is set to air in January 2027, with the theatrical advance version Kaze wo Tsugu Mono -Hajimari- screening from November 13, 2026.

Synthesized from 2 Yomimono stories · updated Sep 22

Shigeru Kishida's role on Kaze wo Tsugu Mono was established in two stages. The second cast reveal PV, released ahead of the September 19 and 20 Kyomafu stage event and ticket pre-sales, listed the music for the original TV anime as his, alongside director Tomohiro Kawamura, scripts by Yutaka Nari, and production by Aniplex, Live2D, and Drive. That announcement placed him on the project without saying what the music would sound like or how it would be credited.

The theme song announcement a week later answered part of that. Kishida's band Quruli co-wrote the opening and ending themes with Hitsujibungaku, and the two acts split the credit according to which side's sound leads. The opening, titled "Kaze wo Tsugu Mono," is credited to Quruli + Hitsujibungaku. The ending, "Namida no Kawa," is credited to Hitsujibungaku + Quruli, with vocals by Moeka Shiotsuka. Both themes also serve the theatrical advance version, Kaze wo Tsugu Mono -Hajimari-, which screens from November 13, 2026.

The anime itself is set to air in January 2027. Kishida's soundtrack credit and the co-written themes are the only parts of his involvement the stories state. The cast side of the project is fuller: five newly announced voices joined six already-announced leads in the second PV, with Ryohei Kimura as Shinshichi Nagakura, Ayumu Murase as Heisuke Todo, Shinba Tsuchiya as Sanosuke Harada, Takeo Otsuka as Keisuke Yamanami, and Yasuyuki Kase as Kamo Serizawa.

Key facts

Soundtrack
Shigeru Kishida writes the soundtrack for the TV anime Kaze wo Tsugu Mono. ↗
Opening theme
"Kaze wo Tsugu Mono" is credited to Quruli + Hitsujibungaku. ↗
Ending theme
"Namida no Kawa" is credited to Hitsujibungaku + Quruli, with vocals by Moeka Shiotsuka. ↗
Theatrical advance version
Kaze wo Tsugu Mono -Hajimari- screens from November 13, 2026, and uses the same themes. ↗
Broadcast
The TV anime Kaze wo Tsugu Mono is set to air in January 2027. ↗
Music credit
Music for Kaze wo Tsugu Mono is credited to Shigeru Kishida, with Tomohiro Kawamura directing and Yutaka Nari writing scripts. ↗
Production
The anime is produced by Aniplex, Live2D, and Drive. ↗
Cast additions
The second cast reveal PV announced Ryohei Kimura as Shinshichi Nagakura, Ayumu Murase as Heisuke Todo, Shinba Tsuchiya as Sanosuke Harada, Takeo Otsuka as Keisuke Yamanami, and Yasuyuki Kase as Kamo Serizawa. ↗

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Sep 19

Hitsujibungaku and Quruli Co-Write Themes for Kaze wo Tsugu Mono

Hitsujibungaku and Quruli co-wrote the opening and ending themes for the TV anime Kaze wo Tsugu Mono, set to air in January 2027, and also handle the theme for the theatrical advance version Kaze wo Tsugu Mono -Hajimari-, which screens from November 13, 2026. The opening is "Kaze wo Tsugu Mono" under the name Quruli + Hitsujibungaku; the ending, "Namida no Kawa," is credited to Hitsujibungaku + Quruli, with vocals by Moeka Shiotsuka. Quruli's Shigeru Kishida writes the soundtrack.

Sep 12

Kaze Wo Tsugu Mono Unveils Second Cast Reveal Pv With Five Shinsengumi Voices

The second cast reveal PV for the original TV anime Kaze wo Tsugu Mono has been released, debuting character voices for five newly announced cast members: Ryohei Kimura as Shinshichi Nagakura, Ayumu Murase as Heisuke Todo, Shinba Tsuchiya as Sanosuke Harada, Takeo Otsuka as Keisuke Yamanami, and Yasuyuki Kase as Kamo Serizawa. The series, directed by Tomohiro Kawamura with scripts by Yutaka Nari and music by Shigeru Kishida, is produced by Aniplex, Live2D, and Drive.