Publishing company Shueisha announced a television anime adaptation of Esu Omori's Shibatsuki Bukken (Shiba Inu Rooms) on Sunday. An official website also opened and revealed the main staff, cast, a teaser visual (pictured), and a teaser promotional video. The anime is scheduled to air in Summer 2027.

Voice actresses Niina Nakabayashi (Awajima Hyakkei) and Mutsumi Tamura (Kobayashi-san Chi no Maid Dragon) are starring as Koori Momose and Muu, respectively.

Osamu Yamasaki (Seirei Gensouki, Itazura na Kiss) directs the anime at TMS Entertainment and Rio (Trapezium, Majutsushi Orphen Hagure Tabi: Urbanrama-hen) is designing the characters.

Esu Omori originally penned Shibatsuki Bukken as a one-shot on Shueisha's Shonen Jump+ magazine in July 2023, followed by a manga serialization on the same platform, which began in June 2024. The eighth volume was released on August 4, with the ninth volume scheduled to go on sale on November 4, 2026.

VIZ Media licenses the manga in English under the title Shiba Inu Rooms and is available digitally through VIZ Media's Shonen Jump service and Shuesha's MANGA plus platform.

Synopsis
Spacious apartment in a new building, an expansive kitchen with an induction stove, a bathroom with a separated toilet, and even a washroom, all for just... 4,800 yen a month?! But there is a spooky reason Maison Shiba is so doggone affordable.

The room high schooler Koori Momose was offered came with a roommate: Muu-chan, a shiba inu who happens to be an earthbound spirit. With the ultimate goal of a comfortable lifestyle with no roommates, Koori tries all kinds of strategies to unbind Muu from Room 101. (Source: Official Site)

Announcement


Official X: @shiba_inu_muu
Official Website: https://shibatsukibukken.com/

Source: Comic Natalie

Shibatsuki Bukken on MAL