Mieruko-chan

The official website for the upcoming live-action film adaptation of Tomoki Izumi's horror manga series Mieruko-chan released a new "Can't See" version trailer today. The original Japanese title can be translated to "The Girl Who Can See Them," which refers to the protagonist Miko Yotsuya, who can see ghosts.For those who do not like scary images, the "scary things" that were shown in the original trailer are hidden from viewers in this "Can't See" version trailer.Mieruko-chan Live-Action Movie "Can't See" Version TrailerAdditionally, the site shows off photos from the shoot. In one of them, Nanoha Hara (who plays Miko) and Rinka Kumada (who plays Hana) are standing side by side against a blackboard with a cute illustration by the original manga author, Tomoki Izumi.

The official website for the upcoming live-action film adaptation of Tomoki Izumi's horror manga series Mieruko-chan released a main trailer and poster visual today. The clip also features the film's theme song "GHOST" performed by the seven-member Korean idol group BABYMONSTER.In the trailer, the protagonist Miko — who continues to “ignore” the spirits that only she can see — is confronted when something supernatural is affecting her new teacher named Tohno and her best friend Hana. Ghosts start appearing in one after as she pursues the mysteries with a self-proclaimed psychic and the student council president.Mieruko-chan Live-Action Movie Main TrailerThe tagline on the main poster visual reads: "Whatever you can see, please ignore it until the end."Main poster visual In an additional special making-of video, the lead actor Nanoka Hara and other cast members face the film while interacting with director Yoshihiro Nakamura.

The official website for the upcoming live-action film adaptation of Tomoki Izumi's horror manga series Mieruko-chan released a teaser trailer and visual today. The clip officially announced that the film is set to release in Japan on June 6, 2025.In the teaser trailer, the protagonist Miko Yotsuya played by Nanoka Hara (Suzume Iwato in Suzume) encounters spirits everywhere and tries to pass them off by “pretending not to see them” in her daily life.

A live-action film adaptation of Tomoki Izumi's horror manga series Mieruko-chan is officially set to release in Japan in the early summer of 2025. Yoshihiro Nakamura (Shinobi no Kuni) serves as director on a screenplay also by himself.The film's official webs