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12th Yowamushi Pedal Stage Play Reveals Cast Visuals

posted on by Karen Ressler
Play to run from March 2-11 in Tokyo, March 16-18 in Kobe

The official website for the stage play adaptations of Wataru Watanabe's Yowamushi Pedal manga revealed a key visual and character visuals for the 12th stage play, titled Butai Yowamushi Pedal Shin Interhigh-hen ~Hakone Gakuen Ōja Fukukaku (The Kingdom)~ (Stage Yowamushi Pedal New Interhigh Arc: Restoration of Hakone Gakuen's King [The Kingdom]) on Tuesday.

The cast includes: (* denotes a new cast member different from the previous play)

Sohoku High School

Kotarō Daigo as Sakamichi Onoda


Hiroki Ino as Shunsuke Imaizumi*


Saku Momose as Shōkichi Naruko


Kōsuke Kujirai as Junta Teshima


Ryō Hashima as Hajime Aoyagi


Motohisa Harashima as Issa Kaburagi*


Shōta Motokawa as Kimitaka Koga



Hakone Academy

Takuya Kawaharada as Tōichirō Izumida


Yuya Tominaga as Takuto Ashikiba


Sumiya Ito as Yukinari Kuroda*


Mahiro Sugiyama as Sangaku Manami*


Kentarō Kanesaki as Masakiyo Tōbashi


Yūta Iiyama as Yuto Shinkai



Kyoto Fushimi High School

Takeshi Hayashino as Akira Midōsuji


Kento Masui as Nobuyuki Mizuta


Shōgo Amō as Komari Kishigami


Yū Ichinose as Noriyuki Yamaguchi

Ichinose is also serving as the "puzzle rider director," and the puzzle riders include Tomohira Kawano, Genki Ito, and Manatsu Nagase.

The stage play will run from March 2-11 in Tokyo at the Tokyo Metropolitan Theatre, and from March 16-18 in Kobe at the Shin Kobe Oriental Theater. Shatner Nishida is again directing and writing the play, with music by manzo.

The previous stage play, Shin Interhigh-hen Heat Up, ran in Tokyo from October 19-23, and in Osaka from October 26-29.

Wataru Watanabe launched the manga in Akita Shoten's Weekly Shōnen Champion magazine in 2008. The manga centers on Sakamichi Onoda, an otaku at Sōhoku High School. He loves anime and games so much that he would ride his commuter bicycle to and from Tokyo's Akihabara shopping district in a 90-kilometer (about 60-mile) round trip over steep slopes after school. Onoda's life changes when he encounters his school's cycling team, and he ends up joining the competitive sport of bicycle racing.

The manga has inspired three television anime series, three compilation films, and an anime film with an original story. Yowamushi Pedal Glory Line, the ongoing fourth television anime season, premiered on January 8. The Spare Bike spinoff manga also received an anime adaptation.

The manga's live-action television series adaptation, which contains much of the regular cast for the stage plays, premiered in August 2016. A sequel premiered on August 18.

Source: Animate Times


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