Chisaki Miyazaki from "Yuna-san of Yuragisou" is posed with her skirt up in a belly fluttering pose!

Toys Works brand of Chara-Ani, Inc. will release a new scale figure of Chisaki Miyazaki from the popular TV anime "Yuna-san of Yuragisou" in November 2018.

Yuna-san of Yuragisou" is a manga by Tadahiro Miura, serialized in Weekly Shonen Jump (Shueisha) since 2016. Set in Yuragisou, a former hot spring inn, the manga depicts the slapstick antics of the main character, Kogarashi Fuyozora, a physical psychic who comes to live there, and his Yuragisou housemates, including a ghost girl who lives in his room, a beautiful girl classmate, a ninja, a cat girl, and a sexy sister. The original comics had reached volume 10 by May 2018, and the TV anime began airing on July 14, 2018.

The staff of the TV anime is directed by "Haiyore, Nyaruko-san" and "Clockwork! Nyaruko-san" and "Clockwork Planet"; Kyoko Takeya, who worked on "To LOVE-Ru: Darkness" as animation director; Hideaki Koyasu, who worked on "GJ Club" and "Sansha Samba" as series composition; Hideaki Akira, who worked on "To LOVE-Ru: Darkness" and "Shokugeki no Soma" as sound director; and Shunji Akira, who worked on "To LOVE-Ru: Darkness" and "Shokugeki no Soma. Shokugeki no Soma", and music by Tomoki Kikutani of "Nisekoi" and "Blend S". Animation production is by Hitoshi Akedagawa of "Clockwork Planet" and "Full Metal Panic! Invisible Victory".
⇒2018 Summer Anime

The third "Yuragisou no Yuna-san" scale figure project is a figure of the main character's classmate and idol, Chisaki Miyazaki, a beautiful girl.
She is wearing a bashful smile with slightly tinted cheeks, and is wearing a summer sailor uniform with a smile on her face.
Her stomach peeking out from between the gaps of her summer sailor uniform and her healthy legs stretched out from her skirt held up by both hands are impressive.

In addition to the third "Yuragisou no Yuna-san" scale figure, the first "Yuna Yunohana" will be released in September, and the second "Yuna Ameno Sayagiri" will be released in October. Why not display all three figures in the same scale?