the anime "Yamishibai: Japanese Ghost Stories" gets the eleventh season in July

The staff of the Yamishibai: Japanese Ghost Stories television anime announced on Saturday that there will be a 11th season premiering on the TV Tokyo channel in July. The new series will have the theme of "anew" or "again" as it tells new urban legends.

The original Yamishibai: Japanese Ghost Stories series of anime shorts featured six-minute horror stories based on urban legends in a modern day setting. The shorts draw inspiration from Shōwa-era illustrated paper theater (kamishibai) productions. 

Kanji Tsuda reprises his role as the Storyteller.

Akira Funada is again directing the anime at the studio ILCA  in collaboration with yell. Hiromu Kumamoto and Mitsuhi Sasagi are writing the scripts again, joined by Choji Yoshikawa and Norio Yamakawa. Shōma Mutō, Momoka Higurashi, Yū Ebihara, "Hiroshi Nishiyama & Rie," and jimmy are animating.

The ending theme song is "Masquerade Parade" by the band Qujila Yoluno Machi.

Source: Anime News Network