Cho Kaguyahime! Official Post About Three-Day Weekend Ending in a Flash Strikes a Chord with Working Adults

The official X account of the anime film 'Cho Kaguyahime!' posted a relatable lament about the three-day weekend ending in a flash, sparking a wave of

2026-07-21OkabeRintarou2 min read
Cho Kaguyahime! Official Post About Three-Day Weekend Ending in a Flash Strikes a Chord with Working Adults

The official X (formerly Twitter) account of the original anime film Cho Kaguyahime! posted a short but painfully relatable message on July 20, 2026, and it has struck a chord with working adults across Japan.

The post featured an illustration of the character Sakuraba Ayaha along with the caption: “Haah… The three-day weekend ended in a real flash.” The image used a scene from the film showing Ayaha in a moment of dismay, perfectly capturing the feeling of a holiday slipping away too quickly.

Reactions poured in from users who felt the same. Comments included “So true,” “Haah… My one-day weekend ended in a flash,” “Haah… My three-day work shift ended in a flash,” “Come back, three-day weekend,” “I knew someone would say that,” “Wait, was that a three-day weekend? That’s weird… Ugh, ugh…” and “Give working adults a summer vacation too.” The post quickly became a rallying point for those mourning the end of a long weekend.

About Cho Kaguyahime!

Cho Kaguyahime! is an original feature-length anime film set in the virtual space “Tsukuyomi,” depicting the bonds of girls connected through song. Blending live-streaming, music concerts, and social media culture, the film’s visual and musical experience became a hit, especially among younger audiences. After streaming on Netflix from January 2026, it had a theatrical release starting February 20. Initially planned as a one-week limited run, the film saw sold-out screenings immediately after reservations opened, eventually drawing 1.2 million viewers and grossing over 2.5 billion yen. The extended run continued until June 18, and revival screenings (including special formats) are scheduled from September 18.

Summer Comiket Staff Book Announced

In other news, Cho Kaguyahime! will release a staff illustration book on the first day of Summer Comiket, which begins on August 15, 2026 (Saturday). The cover is drawn by “hechima,” who handled the original character designs for the film. The book features illustrations from 93 production staff members. Fans have already expressed excitement, with comments like “I absolutely need this,” “I want it so badly bamboo is growing from my throat,” and “Too luxurious!”

The staff book is sure to be a hot item at the event.

0 0 votes
Article Rating
Subscribe
Notify of
guest
0 Comments
Oldest
Newest Most Voted
Inline Feedbacks
View all comments
0
Would love your thoughts, please comment.x
()
x