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Yui Horie

Yui Horie participated in game and related music production.

Additional information
Hatsune Island 4KotoRI (Hatsune Island 4) voice actor (Hatsune Island 4)
I just want to tell my brother now, I'm the little sister! : positionVoice acting
When the cicadas cry, the stylish postIki PS3/Vitamin voice actor
Dragon and Tiger Fight: Portable version positionPSP version Japanese dubbing
Mirage Pavilion - Wandering Souls Dreaming - PostCompilation of Modern Edition Japanese dubbing
To Heart positionJapanese dubbing for the 1999 PlayStation version

Materials

Yui Horie voiced the character in "Angel Concerto."

Production and performance

Yui Horie is credited as KotoRI (Hatsune Island 4) in 'Hatsune Island 4'.

I just want to tell my brother now, I'm the little sister! The production process

"I want to tell my brother right now, I'm the little sister!" The voice credited is Yui Horie.

When the Cicada Cries: Related productions

Yui Horie provides the PS3/Vita voice for Hanyu in Higurashi no Naku no Toki (Higurashi When They Cry Sui). Yui Horie provides the voice for Hai=Ryun Yeasomur Jeda in Higurashi no Shiki (Higurashi no Shiki Shiku): Suik for PS3/Vita.

Dragon Tiger Fight: Portable version related production

Yui Horie provides Japanese voice acting for the PSP version of Minori Kushieda in "Ryuko To: Portable Edition."

Mirage Mansion - Wandering Souls Return to Dreams - Related productions

Yui Horie provides Japanese voice for Maria in the modern edition of 'Mirage House - Wandering Souls Return to Dreams.'

Production related to To Heart

Yui Horie provided the Japanese voice for the 1999 PlayStation version of 'To Heart' for 'Multi'.

Training background and the opportunity to appear in "Golden Time."

Yui Horie's official profile lists her training experience at the Japan Narration Acting Institute. During the "Golden Time" project, she was first invited to perform a song before auditioning for the role.

The dubbing and ending song for PS Vita's "Golden Time."

She voiced Koko in PS Vita's 'Golden Time Vivid Memories' from November 2013 until mid-January 2014. Of the three ending songs in the game, Horie sang two and also participated in the voice performance of the other; She improvised the speaking parts as required.

A mystery project featured in the 2014 TV theme song video

The music visuals for the TV theme song of "Golden Time" use a mystery story, which was Horie's idea. She discussed this direction with the production team during meetings, playing the role of puppet detective Yui, and the CD included a detective notebook for viewers to solve puzzles with the video.

Improvisation variations in Refrain

During the Q&A at the end of the recording of "Refrain," Hikaru Midorikawa reflected that Yui Horie's improvisational performances were initially uncertain but gradually became confident.

From imagining opponents to listening to their performances

In a 2013 interview for the TV anime 'Hyperdimension Gem Neptune,' Yui Horie said that when recording a game alone, you need to imagine other people's voices, but in animation, you can hear the co-stars directly. When playing Nepgear, she kept the character's gentle presence just as strong and not too weak.

"Song of Memories": Refined lines with the developers

Yui Horie plays Yunoki Wakatsuki in "Song of Memories," striving to balance her approachability with the distance seen by those around her, avoiding the unpleasant image of an honor student. She discusses sentence-by-sentence with developers which statements might make female listeners uncomfortable, and also pays attention to differences in tone that are hard for men to understand.

According to Min'an's recollection, the on-site preparations were prepared

Tomoe Tamiyasu recalled in her 2014 blog post that when Yui Horie participated in the recording of the "Little Busters!" anime, she would practice her lines during breaks and rehearsals; This careful preparation also inspired Min'an, who was still unfamiliar with animation dubbing.

Returning to Kanon's recording site

During the 2006 TV anime recording of "Kanon," Yui Horie reflected on her long-term involvement in games and radio dramas. After some time, she collaborated with everyone again, making the scene feel both warm and nostalgic.

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References

Data compiled on: 2026-10-10.

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