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Min'an Tomoe

Participated in the production of "-atled- (2008 Three-Part Project)" as the song, performed and wrote lyrics.

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fortissimo FA//Akkord: Nächsten Phase positionVoiced in the 2013 FA version
-atled- (atled- Part 1 positionOriginally planned for the third part of the Japanese dubbing program
-atled- (atled- Part 1 position2013 Mixed Meta Data Lyrics

Related materials

The staff profile for "-atled- (a three-part project in 2008)" lists it as a song for vocals and lyric writing.

fortissimo FA//Akkord: Nächsten Phase related production

Tomoe Tamiyasu provided the 2013 FA version voice for Hinako Takamine in fortissimo FA//Akkord: Nächsten Phase.

-atled- Part 1 related production

Tamiyasu Tomoe Arihara Part 3 Planning Specification Page corresponds to Ishinomaki Aoba; This table will not be divided into sections, and this position will not be considered a CV for the 2012 remake. Tomoe Min'an wrote lyrics for the 2013 mixed metadata in "Natsugusa (M-Project Makina Mix)"; It is not automatically converted to the original 2008 recording position. Tomoe Minyasu on "Knock Rock Boyfriend (3R2's Happiness Remix)" Release Data Signature 2013 Mixed Source Data Lyrics; It is not automatically converted to the original 2008 recording position.

The first collaboration between the Zao Brothers Radio

In 2008, participated in 'Natsume Brothers!' During the recording of 《》, Tomoe Tamiyasu was initially nervous because she was sharing the stage with Hikaru Midorikawa. After episode zero, Midorikawa was already familiar with her way of responding and filling in the role, so he could confidently have spontaneous conversations with her on the first run.

The breathing technique in Refrain Episode 9

Tomoe Tamiyasu said that the breathing acting in episode 9 of "Refrain" was developed after multiple rehearsals after hearing other actors' voices and receiving the director's advice.

Min'an ★ROCK's stage adjustment

In 2014, when talking about Min An ★ROCK, Min An said that as she performed more and found playing songs more enjoyable, she gradually reduced her stage poetry readings and short plays.

Little Busters! Sentence-by-sentence recording guidance

Tomoe Tamiyasu recalled in a 2012 Anime Expo interview that when recording the game "Little Busters!", Jun Maeda came to the scene and gave more specific performance requirements for each line. It wasn't until the work was completed and actually played out that she better understood the meaning behind these performances when she included them.

Horie's practice during a recording break

Tomoe Tamiyasu especially remembered how Yui Horie practiced a large number of lines during breaks and rehearsals when recalling the "Little Busters!" animation set. For Min An, who was still unfamiliar with animation voice acting, this readiness helped her stabilize her state.

Kanna's reminder about completing one session

In the same retrospective, Minan notes Kanna Enenen's reminder: even if you can perform well or improvise after multiple attempts, you should strive to complete it on the first try. She regards this requirement as a professional attitude she learned on the set of Little Busters!

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