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In this anime, Yanmar portrays the struggles of individuals striving to change their circumstances. Through their interactions with the robot “MIRU,” these characters grow and take meaningful steps toward a brighter future
Osaka, Japan (February 17, 2025)
Yanmar Holdings Co., Ltd. has announced that the ending theme song for the original anime “未ル(Miru): Paths To My Future,” set to air on Japanese terrestrial television in April 2025, will be “Find A Way,” produced by the world-renowned musician MIYAVI and released in October 2024. The company has also released a new key visual that captures the charm of the animation – developed by five different studios – along with a promotional video featuring anime footage and the ending theme song. A global release of the anime will be announced once confirmed.
The powerful message and uplifting sound of the song enhance the expansive world of the anime, which spans various times and places as the series unfolds over five episodes in an anthology format
“Find A Way” is an anthem to inspire the next generation. Created in collaboration with MIYAVI, and announced October 2024, the song draws inspiration from the beloved melody of “The Yanboh & Marboh Song.”
It embodies Yanmar’s philosophy of “HANASAKA,” which emphasizes believing in people’s potential and supporting their challenges, to encourage each young person to discover their potential and overcome their doubts and insecurities.
MIYAVI exemplifies this spirit. After an injury ended his dream of becoming a professional soccer player, his encounter with the guitar led him to continue challenging himself and the world.
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