The highly anticipated TV anime adaptation of Sakae Saito’s Touring After the Apocalypse (Shūmatsu Tsūringu) manga has released its main trailer, revealing its opening and ending theme songs, key staff members, and confirming an October 2025 premiere. The new trailer offers a glimpse into the post-apocalyptic journey of protagonists Yoko and Airi as they navigate a desolate yet visually striking Japan.
Theme Songs to Define the Journey
The newly unveiled trailer features the series’ theme songs, setting the auditory tone for the two girls’ unique adventure. The opening theme, titled “Touring,” will be performed by the three-member J-pop band Conton Candy. Meanwhile, singer Myuk is set to perform the ending theme, “Glide.” Both songs are prominently featured in the recently released promotional video.
Key Staff Bringing the Apocalypse to Life
Studio Nexus is animating Touring After the Apocalypse. The production team bringing this post-apocalyptic sightseeing adventure to the screen includes:
- Director: Yoshinobu Tokumoto.
- Series Composition and Scriptwriter: Kazuyuki Fudeyasu.
- Character Designer and Chief Animation Director: Usaku Myochin.
- Background Art Director: Lee Beom-seon from BON.Corp.
- Compositing Director: Takeshi Hirooka.
- Music: Kenichiro Suehiro.
Cast Members Embark on a Desolate Tour
The main duo embarking on this unusual road trip will be voiced by:
- Yoko: Konomi Inagaki.
- Airi: Miyu Tomita.
Both voice actresses were previously featured in the initial teaser visual and are central to the new key visual accompanying the trailer’s release.
About Touring After the Apocalypse
The anime is based on Sakae Saito’s manga, Shūmatsu Tsūringu, which began serialization in ASCII Media Works’ Dengeki Maoh magazine in September 2020. As of March 2025, seven tankōbon volumes of the manga have been released. Yen Press has licensed the manga for English publication.
The story follows Yoko and Airi, two girls who travel throughout Japan after an unspecified apocalyptic event. Despite the desolation of the world, they seize the opportunity to visit iconic landmarks, transforming a desperate situation into a unique sightseeing adventure. Their journey takes them to various well-known locations, from the hot springs of Hakone to the sprawling Tokyo Big Sight.
