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It has been announced that the “Kimetsu no Yaiba” red-light district edition will start broadcasting on December 5th. Announced at "Theatrical version" Kimetsu no Yaiba "Infinite Train Edition", which was broadcast for the first time on September 25th. It has been announced that the red-light district will start in autumn/winter on Fuji TV and will be broadcast every Sunday from 23:15 to 23:45, but the long-awaited first broadcast date has been revealed. Finally, on the airing date, the new cast has been lifted! It was also announced that Miyuki Sawashiro will play the first-class Riku, Fallen Princess (Daki), who confronts Tanjiro and others in the Yukaku arc. [Miyuki Sawashiro's comment] I'm Miyuki Sawashiro, who will play the demon in the red-light district, Jogen no Riku "Falhime". I will do my best so that you can love her with her voice. Please run alongside the TV anime "Kimetsu no Yaiba" red-light district edition! It was also revealed that the theme song will be Aimer. With the titles of the opening theme "Zankyo Sanka" and the ending theme "Asa ga Kuru", Aimer said, "I wish I could brighten up their story, which is getting more and more heated in the night town of the red-light district where love and hate swirls, every week. I'm happy," he said enthusiastically. "Devil's Blade" Yukaku edition will be on December 5th (Sunday) at 11:15 pm on Fuji TV nationwide, December 11th (Saturday) at 11:30 pm on TOKYO MX, BS11, Gunma TV. , Started broadcasting on Tochigi TV. After that, it will be broadcast on AT-X and Animax. The first episode will be broadcast for 1 hour. In addition, distribution will start on various distribution platforms in Japan from 1:00 pm on Monday, December 6th. Episode 2 onwards is scheduled to be distributed every Monday at midnight. After broadcasting in Japan, it has been decided to start broadcasting and distribution in each region overseas. In addition, "Kimetsu no Yaiba" will be broadcast on TV on all 32 stations in Japan, distributed on all 27 distribution platforms, and will be broadcast and distributed overseas in more than 90 countries and regions. Below is a list of delivery services. ABEMA, Amazon Prime Video, au Smart Pass Premium, d Anime Store, d Anime Store Nico Nico Branch, d Anime Store for Prime Video, dTV, FOD, GYAO!, Hulu, J: COM On Demand, Netflix, Paravi, TELASA, TSUTAYA TV, U-NEXT, Unlimited Anime, Animeka, Nico Nico Live, Nico Nico Channel, Bandai Channel, Hikari TV, DMM.com, GYAO! Store, milplus, Video Market, HAPPY!
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