When a Japanese TV show makes a Japanese-English dub of a US TV show

Posted March 08, 2019 16:16:36 Japanese-language TV series Haikyuu Arashi is currently airing on TV Tokyo and TV Osaka in Japan, but the series is not available in English.

The Japanese version of the series, dubbed Haikyū Arashi (はいこうつます), has a Japanese dub and English subtitles.

The first episode of the English version of Haikyuumon, entitled “Aka,” was released on November 9, 2019, on Japanese TV.

In the second episode, “Hōkaku No Kanojo” (はっちのおこう), aired on December 7, 2020, the characters from the Haikyumon series, along with other characters from other anime series, will be transported to the US, the series said.

The series was originally produced by KyoAni, but Kyoanis production company, Sunrise, has since acquired the rights.

“Hokaku No Ken” was released in March 2019, followed by “Kono Hana” in November 2020.

A second Haikyumeon series is planned for release in 2019.

“The new series of Haikyuuden is going to take place in the future, and we hope to bring the Haikyo characters to the present,” Sunrise President, Masayuki Imamura, said in a press release.

“There are some important stories to tell and a lot of interesting characters that we’re going to introduce, so we’re really excited about that.”

Haikyutopia, a collaboration between Sunrise and Kyoans producer, will debut on January 30, 2020.

In a press statement, Sunrise announced that the two series will feature a number of characters from various anime, manga, and video games.

The two Haikyuras will be a continuation of the Haikei and Shōnen series.

“Haikyuu arashi” was produced in collaboration with Kyoani Entertainment.

The anime series aired on Tokyo’s Tokyo MX and BS11 from June to September 2018.

The cast members for “Hoki no kai” include: Yūsuke Sugano (Touken Ranbu), Kōhei Takahashi (Ryukyu Tenshi), Matsuo Takada (A-class), Kenichi Uchida (Tatsuya, Shōki), Ryūichi Yamada (Katsudō Ryūbun), Tomomi Inoue (Himegoto, Chiharu, Nagatsuki), Masayasu Watanabe (Tetsuya Kakihara), Yui Ogawa (Shoujo Ai), Yoshihiro Sato (Kanbaru, Gintama, Toaru Kagaku no Railgun), Tetsuya Iwasaki (Hikaru no Go), Yuka Takashima (Mizuna, Akagami, Haruhi Suzumiya), Yuuki Kaji (Bōken, Aruze, Baccano!, Akatsuki), Yuichi Matsuzaki (Chōjū) and Keiji Kaji.

The “Haikyuumon” franchise has received the same treatment from Sunrise and Tokyo MX since 2010.

The company is also developing a new anime series based on the series.

The latest series of “Haiku Arashi” is the eighth installment in the Haiku series.