The main cast members of the series have also been revealed.
The romcom light novel series “Shiotaiō no Satō-san ga Ore ni Dake Amai” is getting an anime adaptation! The announcement was made alongside an adorable trailer and key visual. Moreover, the main cast of the series has also been introduced.
Shiotaiō no Satō-san ga Ore ni Dake Amai anime cast, staff, and other details
The main cast of the anime includes:
- Hiiro Ishibashi as Sōta Oshio
- Miku Itō as Koharu Satō
Fumihiro Yoshimura directs the series at Tezuka Productions, with Takashi Aoshima handling series composition. Daisuke Okushima designs the characters and Shun Narita composes the music.
The Shiotaiō no Satō-san ga Ore ni Dake Amai (The Salt-God Satō-san Is Only Sweet To Me) anime is based on the light novel series written by Kazami Sawatari and illustrated by Achiki. It began serialising in the user generated website Shōsetsuka ni Narō in June 2019. In December of the same year, it was picked up for publication by Shogakukan under their Gagaga Bunko imprint. Twelve novel volumes and one short story volume have been published so far.
A manga adaptation illustrated by Kaya Tetsuyama has also been serialised on the MangaONE and Ura Sunday services since 2020.
Tetsuyama also drew an illustration to celebrate the anime adaptation:
Shogakukan’s NOVELOUS publishes the novels in English with the title The Salty Koharu Has a Soft Spot for Me. The website describes the story as:
Guaranteed to give you heartburn! An adorable boy-meets-girl love comedy with mutually unrequited love!
“Koharu is a prestigious beauty with a perpetually salty demeanor towards everyone. But only I know that she's surprisingly gullible. She's terrible at taking pictures yet often wears a smug expression. And when she smiles, it's just so adorable.”
“Sota is kind to everyone. But nobody but me knows that he can be a bit mean at times. He's adept at using social media and works as a waiter at a stylish café. When he flashes his mischievous smile, I get butterflies in my stomach.”
“This is a secret, but I really like him.”
“It's a secret, but I really like her.”
An innocent yet tantalizing first love ramps the feels up to a hundred and twenty percent! A sugary-sweet adolescent romantic comedy of two unrequited loves!