Written and illustrated by the manga via the official website for the anime adaptation of the manga Afro, Yuru Camp, the cover and all the details for the soundtrack for the series’ second season have been revealed.
This release will go on sale in stores in Japan on March 31st and will include all of the background music of the anime composed by Akiyuki Tateyama. There is also an original insert song titled “In This Place” performed by the singers. Eri Sasaki Y. Asaka. Finally, and as an added bonus, there will be an audio drama recorded by the voice actors Nao touyama Y. Yumiri Hanamoriwho bring the characters of Rin Shima and Naseshiko Kakamigahara to life.
The second season of the animated adaptation has aired in Japan and also via distribution platforms worldwide since January 7, with thirteen confirmed episodes. On the other hand, Afro started publishing the manga in the magazine Manga Time Kirara forward from the publisher Houbunsha in July 2015.
Yuru Camp Synopsis
While the perfect vacation for most girls her age may be an extravagant vacation with loved ones, Rin Shima’s ideal way to go camping alone at the base of Mount Fuji is. From setting up her tent to collecting firewood, she has always done everything herself and has no plans to leave her lonely little world.
What begins as one of Rin’s usual camping sessions, however, ends somewhat as a surprise reunion for two when the lost Nadeshiko Kagamihara is forced to seek refuge at her camp. Originally intended to see the scenic view of Mount Fuji for herself, Nadeshiko’s plans are interrupted when she falls asleep in the middle of her destination. Alone and with no other option, she seeks the help of the only person around. Despite their hasty introduction, the two girls enjoy the cold night together, eating ramen and chatting while the campfire keeps them warm. And even after Nadeshiko’s sister finally picked her up later that night, both girls considered in silence whether they could go camping together.
Source: official page
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