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Live-Action Can You Kiss Me First? Series Unveils More Cast

Live-Action Can You Kiss Me First? Series Unveils More Cast
Live-Action Can You Kiss Me First? Series Unveils More Cast
Live-Action Can You Kiss Me First? Series Unveils More Cast
Live-Action Can You Kiss Me First? Series Unveils More Cast

Image source: Can You Kiss Me First? live-action series website, Comic Natalie — via Anime News Network

The official website for the live-action series of Yamayade's Can You Kiss Me First? (Omae no Hou kara Kiss Shitekure yo) boys' love manga unveiled a new visual and cast members for the series on Wednesday.

The new cast members include (Note: Character name romanizations not official):

(Top row, left to right in image above):

(Bottom row, left to right in image above):

The series will star Jin Suzuki (live-action Kimi niTodoke, Teasing Master Takagi-san, left in image above) as Ueno, and Gaku Oshida (live-action Grapara!, Samurai Sensei, right) as Kanda.

Seven Seas Entertainment licensed the manga and will begin releasing it in September. Seven Seas Entertainment describes the story:

Ueno and Kanada seem like two complete opposites in the office. Ueno is an accountant who can strike fear into his co-workers with his strict and unbending ways. Meanwhile, Kanda is the superstar of the sales department—and thanks to his friendly and outgoing personality, he is even next in line to be manager! While most would thinkthese two could never mesh, the truth is they're actually very close friends outside of work.

Kanda often crashes at Ueno's place, and the two spend time with each other constantly, growing closer than most co-workers would. But when Ueno confesses to Kanada that he's gay, a myriad of unsaid feelings begin to grow between them. Ueno has mixed feelings about how close and touchy Kanada can be, while Kanada is hung up on the fact thatUeno claimed he wasn't his type!

Can these two salarymen navigate their truefeelings and realize the growing love between them?

Meigetsu Takahashi is directing the series, with scripts by Emi Amamoto. Nobuhiro Tateno and Ami Yamashita are composing the music.

The series will debut on Fuji TV this fall, and will also stream on Fuji TV On Demand.

The manga serialized on Renta! from March 2023 toApril 2024. Takeshobo published one compiled book volume for the manga.