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Seven Days War Anime Film's Trailer Reveals Theme Song by Sano Ibuki

The official Bokura no Nanokakan Sensō (Seven Days War or Our Seven-Day War) novel began streaming a new trailer for the film on Thursday. The trailer reveals and previews the film's theme song "Kessen Zenya" (Eve of Battle) by Sano ibuki.

The site also revealed a new visual for the film.

The film will open in Japan on December 13. The film's main cast includes:

• Takumi Kitamura as Mamoru Suzuhara, the protagonist, and a loner who barely talks in school and is always reading a book. He is a history buff who knows a lot about military science, and his one pillar of is the chat group he has with like-minded military buffs. He has a crush on Aya Chiyono, his neighbor and childhood friend.
• Kyōko Yoshine as Aya Chiyono, a polite girl with a good upbringing who happens to be Mamoru's childhood friend. Though beautiful enough to win the school beauty contest, she always remains kind and doesn't let it get to her head. Her politician father has recently made the decision to move her to Tokyo against her will just one week ahead of her 17th birthday.
• Megumi Han as Kaori Yamazaki, a member of the track team who hates injustice most of all. She is always worried about Aya, her best friend. Her father runs a construction business.
• Tatsuhisa Suzuki as Sōma Ogata, an easy-going guy who is the center of Mamoru's class. He is popular with the girls. He s Mamoru's planned birthday camping trip out of interest.
• Takeo Ōtsuka as Hiroto Honjō, a guy who was only dragged along to the camping trip by her childhood friend Saki, and is unenthusiastic for it.
• Haruka Michii as Saki Akutsu, a girl who lives in the moment and doesn't think too hard about most things. She wants to celebrate Aya's birthday and enthusiastically s the birthday camping trip.
• Makoto Koichi as Malet, an 11-year-old boy who has already been hiding out in the coal factory before Mamoru and the others get there. He is an illegal alien who has been wandering in search of his family.
• MASAHIKO Honda, the secretary of Aya's father. While he carries out his duties nonchalantly, he is actually a sharp-minded man.

Actress return from the original 1988 live-action film to play the character Hitomi Nakayama, the same character she played in the 1988 film as her major debut role.

The mystery story and social satire begins on the day before summer vacation, when every boy in a first-year class of a downtown Tokyo middle school disappears. Was it some accident? A mass kidnapping? Actually, the boys holed themselves up in an abandoned factory on the riverbed. With from the schoolgirls, the boys start a revolution against the adults from this "liberation zone." The new anime film shifts the settings to Hokkaido in the year 2020.

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Kadokawa Shoten published the novel in April 1985, and the novel inspired a live-action film starring Rie Miyazawa in 1988. The novel also spawned a series of print sequels and spinoffs that has sold over 170 million copies and has added new volumes as recently as last year.

launched a new manga based on the film (as opposed to the original novel) in Kadokawa's Monthly Comic Gene on August 16.

Sources: Bokura no Nanokakan Sensō anime film's Twitter , Comic Natalie