SONGS OF TOKYO #23 - Aoi Shouta, Uesaka Sumire torrent

Songs of Tokyo Episode 23 - Aoi Shouta, Uesaka Sumire

Two big voice actor-artists make their first appearance on a music program together!

SONGS OF TOKYO brings you the latest in the Japanese music scene. The upcoming episode will feature Aoi Shouta and Uesaka Sumire, two artists from the uniquely Japanese genre of voice actor-artists. The pair have been in the international spotlight in 2021 and it will be their first time performing on a music program together!

Voice actor Aoi Shouta made his debut as a voice actor in 2011 and has since appeared in over 200 animations. Earning acclaim for versatile performances, he has even voiced female characters. In 2013, he began his career as an artist and got his break thanks to his distinct high-toned vocals. Known as a beauty fanatic, Aoi has charmed fans with his ever-changing appearance?he dons different costumes and makeup looks for each piece. He has established his name as the “visual prince” of the voice-acting world.

Uesaka Sumire debuted as a voice actress in 2011 and an artist in 2013. She has voiced and sang the theme song for the animation DON'T TOY WITH ME, MISS NAGATORO, which is making a big splash abroad. The theme song has also been a big hit throughout North and South America. A big part of her appeal with fans is an “otaku” personality which rivals that of Aoi Shouta. She has been praised by experts for her extensive knowledge on topics like Russia, tanks, and Lolita.

The program takes a closer look at their “otaku spirit” and fans abroad share how it's a big part of their appeal. This “otaku spirit” has become a universal language and serves as a bridge to the world. In the talk session, hosts Murakami Shingo and Horan Chiaki ask them questions like “How did you turn into an otaku?” and “How much of an otaku are you?” The pair also perform their latest hit songs. Don't miss the opportunity to get to know these big voice actor-artists on SONGS OF TOKYO!

Information:
https://www.nhk.or.jp/songsoftokyo/