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To You in the Beyond (2026)
Kazuki Tsukigase is a high school boy who carries a certain secret. In search of a place where no one knows him, he enrolls at Sakijima High School on a remote island. On Sakijima, there is a place known as the "Cove of Spiriting Away." One early summer day, Kazuki finds a girl lying unconscious in the cove. The girl—Nanao, 16 years old—later regains consciousness in the hospital, but her identity remains unknown. What is the meaning behind the word "1974" that she murmured?
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Kazuki Tsukigase is a high school boy who carries a certain secret. In search of a place where no one knows him, he enrolls at Sakijima High School on a remote island. On Sakijima, there is a place known as the "Cove of Spiriting Away." One early summer day, Kazuki finds a girl lying unconscious in the cove. The girl—Nanao, 16 years old—later regains consciousness in the hospital, but her identity remains unknown. What is the meaning behind the word "1974" that she murmured?
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Genre:Animation, Drama, Mystery, Romance
Written By:Sayaka Kuwamura
In Theaters:7/3/2026
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Studio:TMS Entertainment
Cast
Junichi Wada
Director
Hiiro Ishibashi
Kazuki Tsukigase (voice)
Anna Nagase
Nao Akishika (voice)
Shimba Tsuchiya
Mikiya Ozaki (voice)
Hiroshi Tamaki
Kōzu (voice)
Naohito Fujiki
Nishina (voice)
Sumire Uesaka
Tamaki Mishima (voice)
Wataru Hatano
Shōji Aiba (voice)
Nobuhiko Okamoto
Akimitsu Yamu (voice)
Yoshitsugu Matsuoka
Yoshiki Suga (voice)
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