TOMOO is the announced performer of the Hirayasumi ending theme, 'Fumizekka,' which the show's website announced Monday. The anime premieres in January 2027 on NHK General in Japan.
TOMoo's two announced theme-song roles of 2026 sit at opposite ends of the anime market. In June, the singer-songwriter performed 'Otona ni Nattara' for the 33rd Crayon Shin-chan film, 'Crayon Shin-chan: Mysterious! My Yokai Vacation,' a song written specifically for a film released on July 31, 2026 and distributed by Toho. The film is directed by Masaki Watanabe from a screenplay by Yoshiko Nakamura, and its trailer and poster visual were released on June 3 and June 4, 2026.
By November, TOMOO had a second theme assignment: 'Fumizekka,' the ending theme for the Hirayasumi television anime, announced on the show's website. That announcement lands as the Hirayasumi source manga approaches its November 16 finale, so the anime arrives with a finished story behind it. The anime premieres in January 2027 on NHK General in Japan, with Viz Media releasing it in English in 2027. Kei Suezawa directs at Production +h, with Yuma Uchida as Hiroto and Mayu Takahashi as Natsumi.
The throughline across the two announcements is a singer-songwriter moving from a long-running family film franchise to a new television adaptation. The Crayon Shin-chan announcement centered on a film about family bonds and the threat of losing memories, with TOMOO's song as its emotional core. The Hirayasumi announcement is a theme credit tied to a manga that is ending, and the anime's January 2027 premiere is set.
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TOMOO will perform the ending theme "Fumizekka" for the Hirayasumi television anime, the show's website announced Monday. The anime premieres in January 2027 on NHK General in Japan, and Viz Media will release it in English in 2027. Kei Suezawa directs at Production +h, with Yuma Uchida as Hiroto and Mayu Takahashi as Natsumi. The manga ends on November 16.
The 33rd film in the Crayon Shin-chan movie series, titled "Crayon Shin-chan: Mysterious! My Yokai Vacation," will feature a theme song by singer-songwriter TOMOO. The song, titled "Otona ni Nattara" ("When I Grow Up"), was written specifically for the film. Alongside the announcement, the main trailer and poster visual were released on June 3 and June 4, 2026. The trailer shows the Nohara family wandering into a forbidden yokai country, where Hiroshi and Misae have their "oshiri-dama" (butt-shaped objects) removed and are transformed into yokai. Shinnosuke and the family, aided by friendly yokai, must retrieve the oshiri-dama before midnight the next day to restore his parents. Guest voice actors include Ito Sairi as the nine-tailed fox yokai Yako, who guides the family, and members of the comedy duo Mayurika as obstructive yokai. The film is directed by Masaki Watanabe, with a screenplay by Yoshiko Nakamura. It is scheduled for release on July 31, 2026, distributed by Toho.