Shiba Inu Rooms Anime Announced for Summer 2027 With TMS Entertainment

Shiba Inu Rooms (Shibatsuki Bukken), the supernatural comedy manga by Esu Omori, is officially receiving a television anime adaptation scheduled for summer 2027.

The announcement arrived on November 1, 2026, coinciding with Japan's Dog Day. An official website opened with the first teaser video, an announcement illustration, and details about the adaptation's principal cast and production team.

TMS Entertainment will handle animation production, with Osamu Yamasaki directing and Rio serving as character designer.

Niina Nakabayashi will voice Kori Momose, a serious high school student who moves away from home after transferring schools. Mutsumi Tamura will play Mu, a Shiba Inu ghost bound to an apartment.

The story follows Kori as she searches for affordable accommodation and discovers Maison Shiba, a surprisingly modern apartment building offering exceptionally low rent.

There is one complication: her new home is occupied by a supernatural dog.

Instead of becoming a conventional horror story, the series explores the unlikely relationship between Kori, Mu, and the building's other unusual residents.

The teaser introduces the apartment and its resident ghost dog, establishing the warm, comedic tone of the adaptation.

Omori's original manga is serialized on Shueisha's Shonen Jump+ platform. Eight collected volumes have been published in Japan, with Volume 9 scheduled for November 4, 2026.

The creator also contributed a celebratory illustration and message expressing excitement about seeing the characters animated.

Further cast members, the exact television premiere date, broadcasting network, and international streaming arrangements have not yet been confirmed.

With the first cast and production staff already announced, Shiba Inu Rooms becomes another manga adaptation to watch during the summer 2027 anime season.