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Atsumi Tanezaki

Atsumi Tanezaki is currently active in multiple anime roles, including voicing Seia in the Blue Archive ASMR series and Gali in the upcoming The Cat and the Dragon anime, and she participated in the opening ceremony for the Frieren attraction at Universal Studios Japan.

Synthesized from 3 Yomimono stories · updated Aug 20

Atsumi Tanezaki voiced Seia in the 10th volume of the Blue Archive ASMR series, titled "Sun, Moon, Words, and You (Seia ASMR)," which Yostar released on July 27, 2026. The announcement came during the Blue Archive 5.5th Anniversary Live Broadcast on July 26. The ASMR series has expanded approximately every six months since its launch, reaching 11 installments with this release.

In May 2026, Tanezaki attended the opening ceremony for the limited-time Frieren attraction at Universal Studios Japan, titled "Frieren: Beyond Journey's End Story Walk ~Journey of Memories~." She voiced Frieren in the anime and spoke at the event alongside Nobuhiko Okamoto, who voiced Himmel. Tanezaki said the walkthrough attraction made her feel like she was in the same space as the characters and that she almost cried during scenes revisiting Frieren's journey. The attraction opened to the public on May 30 and runs through January 11, 2027.

Tanezaki was also cast as Gali in the television adaptation of the light novel series The Cat and the Dragon, announced on May 14, 2026. The series is scheduled to premiere in July 2026, with Studio OLM handling animation production. The light novels have sold over one million copies across nine volumes.

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Voiced Seia in Blue Archive ASMR volume 10
Atsumi Tanezaki voiced Seia in the 10th volume of the Blue Archive ASMR series, 'Sun, Moon, Words, and You (Seia ASMR),' released on July 27, 2026.
Attended Frieren attraction opening at USJ
Tanezaki attended the opening ceremony for the Frieren attraction at Universal Studios Japan on May 29, 2026, and spoke about her experience previewing the walkthrough.
Cast as Gali in The Cat and the Dragon anime
Tanezaki will play Gali in the television adaptation of The Cat and the Dragon, announced on May 14, 2026.
The Cat and the Dragon premiere window
The Cat and the Dragon anime is scheduled to premiere in July 2026.

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Aug 20

Pop Pap Polters Trailer Reveals Cast, Staff, October 4 Debut

The official website for Pop Pap Polters, a series of miniature stop-motion anime shorts by director Mozu and MOZU STUDIOS, unveiled the full trailer and key visual on Thursday. The trailer announces the cast, additional staff, and an October 4 premiere. Atsumi Tanezaki voices the three ghost siblings, with Junya Enoki as the homeowner.

Jul 26

Blue Archive ASMR Series Adds Seia and Miyo on July 27

Yostar will release two new ASMR works for the mobile and PC RPG Blue Archive on July 27 at 0:00 JST. The 10th volume, "Sun, Moon, Words, and You (Seia ASMR)," features Seia voiced by Atsumi Tanezaki. The 11th volume, "It's Sensei's Fault, You Know? (Miyo ASMR)," features Miyo voiced by Kana Hanaishi. The announcement was made during the Blue Archive 5.5th Anniversary Live Broadcast on July 26. A 10% discount sale on both new and existing ASMR works will run on DLsite until August 23. The ASMR series has been expanded approximately every six months since its launch.

May 29

Frieren Voice Actors Atsumi Tanezaki and Nobuhiko Okamoto Attend USJ Attraction Opening

Universal Studios Japan held an opening ceremony on May 29 for its new limited-time attraction, "Frieren: Beyond Journey's End Story Walk ~Journey of Memories~," which opens to the public on May 30. Voice actors Atsumi Tanezaki (Frieren) and Nobuhiko Okamoto (Himmel) attended the ceremony and spoke about their experience previewing the walkthrough attraction. Tanezaki said the attraction made her feel like she was in the same space as the characters and that she almost cried during scenes revisiting Frieren's journey. Okamoto praised the realism of the townscapes and the statue of Himmel, saying the experience left him speechless. The attraction is the first collaboration between USJ and the Frieren anime and uses a new format called Universal Story Walk, combining giant screens, projection mapping, lighting, sound, and sets. The event runs through January 11, 2027. USJ is also offering a themed restaurant, "Frieren ~Restaurant of Memories~," and a story ride, "Frieren × Story Ride ~Journey with the Bird Monster and Carriage."

May 16

The Cat and the Dragon Anime Adds Three Cast Members and a New Trailer

The television adaptation of Amara and Mai Okuma's light novel series The Cat and the Dragon revealed a second promotional video, a key visual, and three additional voice actors on May 14. Atsumi Tanezaki will play Gali, Chika Anzai will play Annerossa, and Junya Enoki will play Stan. The characters appear in the new trailer alongside the previously announced cast, which includes Takehito Koyasu as the cat-raised dragon Nekoryu and Kikuko Inoue as Mamanyan. The series is scheduled to premiere in July 2026. Studio OLM is handling animation production, with Jin-Koo Oh directing and Mitsutaka Hirota writing the series composition. Rie Nishino and Chiaki Kurakazu are the character designers, and Takahiro Obata is composing the music. The story began as a short story on the web platform Shosetsuka ni Naro in 2013. Takarajimasha later picked it up for a print release under its Bunko label. The light novels have sold over one million copies across nine volumes. A manga adaptation by Izumi Sasaki runs on the Kono Manga ga Sugoi! Web platform.