Hirayasumi anime names TOMOO as ending-theme artist

The Hirayasumi anime has named singer-songwriter TOMOO as the artist behind its ending theme, giving the January 2027 adaptation a music announcement with a recognisable name attached. The news was posted by the anime’s official website on 2 November. ¹

TOMOO will perform “Fūmizekka” (風味絶佳), a song the official announcement presents as the ending theme for the television series. The site describes her as a singer-songwriter from Tokyo and notes previous tie-ins including the drama Zenryoku: All-Area Abnormality Resolution Office, the anime Blue Box and the Crayon Shin-chan film Kiki Kaikai! Ora no Yokai Vacation. ¹

Hirayasumi is the anime adaptation of Keigo Shinzō’s manga, with animation by Production +h. The series is scheduled to begin broadcasting on NHK General in January 2027. The announcement does not give an exact premiere date, nor does it confirm UK, US or worldwide streaming platforms, so those details remain open. ¹

TOMOO’s involvement also gives the production a clear musical identity before the broadcast window arrives. Her voice is the central selling point of this particular announcement, rather than a new trailer or a change to the cast, and the official site frames the track as something that will add colour to the series’ relaxed, everyday world. ¹

Our opinion

This is a useful, properly specific update rather than empty pre-release noise. An ending theme can shape how viewers remember an anime week to week, and TOMOO is a stronger announcement than an unnamed “artist to be revealed later”. The sensible caveat is that the song itself has not been released here, so the announcement establishes anticipation rather than proving how well “Fūmizekka” fits Hirayasumi. Until the anime’s exact start date and international availability are confirmed, this remains a promising piece of the January 2027 picture — not a complete release guide.