Manga architect Taishi Mori appear on his Twitter annual that he is ablution a new alternation in the April affair of Shogakukan's Monthly Shonen Sunday (Gessan) annual on March 12. Mori is adapting Eiichi Nakata's acclaimed avant-garde atypical Kuchibiru ni Uta o (A Song on Our Lips, pictured top larboard in angel above).

The adventure follows Kashiwagi, a stunningly beautiful, self-described NEET (Not in Employment, Education, or Training) part-time abecedary who went to a music academy in Tokyo. Her old middle-school acquaintance Matsuyama is now the adviser for a average academy choir club on Nagasaki Prefecture's Gotō Islands, but she has to go on maternology leave. Matsuyama asks Kashiwagi to yield over the club for one year.

The choir club had alone changeable associates before, but the accession of Kashiwagi al of a sudden attracts lots of boys, consistent in battle a part of its ranks. Despite this, the club prepares for NCon, NHK's real-life civic academy music competition, with its anew assorted roster.

Three added manga alternation are ablution in Monthly Shonen Sunday next month: Mikumo Seto's boyhood adventure Ao ni Sora ni Ryū wa Naku (The Dragon Cries in the Blue Skies, pictured top right), Hirō Nakamichi's Hōkago Saikoro Kurabu (Afterschool Dice Club, basal left) manga, and Kaihei Nakahara's Kirisaki Walter manga (bottom right).

Mori's Manekoi manga just concluded in the aforementioned annual in the accepted March affair this week. His Kyō no Asuka Show manga (pictured left) is still active in Shogakukan's Monthly Big Comic Spirits magazine.

An anime adjustment of Kyō no Asuka Show premiered endure year.