Drugstore in Another World Anime Reveals Opening, Ending Theme Song Artists

Lantis announced on Wednesday that Risae Matsuda, Akane Kumada, and Jun Fukushima will perform the ending theme song for the anime adaptation of Kennoji and Matsuuni's Drugstore in Another World: The Slow Life of a Cheat Pharmacist (Cheat Kusushi no Slow Life - Isekai ni Tsukurō Drugstore) light novel series. The song is titled "Mainichi Kashimashi Pharmacy" (Everyday Noisy Pharmacy). The single will ship on July 28.

Additionally, Kumeda will perform the opening theme song "Kokoro Hayaru." The single will ship on August 4.

The series will premiere this summer, and it stars:

• Jun Fukushima as Reiji Kirio
• Risae Matsuda as Noella
• Akane Kumada as Mina
• Satsumi Matsuda as Elaine
• Mariko Higashiuchi as Annabel
• Fumiko Uchimura as Ejiru

Masafumi Sato (Denki-Gai) is directing the anime at EMT Squared. Hiroko Kanasugi (Hakushon Daimaō 2020, Diabolik Lovers More, Blood) is both writing and overseeing the series scripts, and Etsuko Sumimoto (Yuri Kuma Arashi, Tsuredure Children) is adapting Matsuuni's character designs for animation. Tomoki Kikuya (Eromanga Sensei, Hidamari Sketch, Yuuna and the Haunted Hot Springs) is composing the music at Lantis, and Ryousuke Naya is the sound director. Kenichi Tajiri is the art director, Michiaki Nakano is the color designer, and Jiro Tazawa is the director of photography.

Seven Seas Entertainment is releasing both the novels and the novels' manga adaptation in English. The company describes the novel series' story:

Corporate drone Reiji is transported to a fantasy world, where he discovers that he can craft potions at a higher level than his rank should allow. Taking advantage of this, Reiji makes a tidy profit--enough to open his own drugstore. An elf who can't aim his bow? Give him some eye drops! A dragon who accidentally breathes fire? Cough syrup! Reiji's new relaxing life of making medicine for fantasy creatures is about to begin!

Kennoji began posting the story originally on the Shōsetsuka ni Narō website in 2016, and Hifumi Shobō's Brave Book imprint publishes the novels with illustrations by Matsuuni. Eri Haruno is serializing a manga adaptation on the Web Comic Gamma Plus service. Yen Press released the first volume of the novel on Tuesday, and the first volume of the manga on March 30.