A cheap apartment comes with a Shiba ghost in Shiba Inu Rooms
Esu Oomori’s manga is being adapted into a TV anime planned for summer 2027 in Japan.
A spacious, inexpensive apartment looks like a great find until high school student Kori Momose meets the resident already there: Mu, the spirit of a Shiba Inu. That is the premise of Shiba Inu Rooms, Esu Oomori’s manga now being adapted into a TV anime.
The official site plans the broadcast for summer 2027 in Japan. TMS Entertainment is producing the animation, with Osamu Yamasaki directing. In the original Japanese cast, Niina Nakabayashi voices Kori and Mutsumi Tamura voices Mu.
The official introduction describes a comedy about the building’s unusual neighbors and other dogs. The creator’s celebratory illustration shows Mu leaping from a television; it is not a scene from the anime.
A Brazilian platform, specific date and audio or subtitle options have not been announced.
