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Asami Imai

Asami Imai participated in the production of "Black Iron Return Princess Tale: A Flashing Night of One Night."

Additional information
This work is divided into rolesOpening vocals
Reunion ～Once Again～Performed by the singer
Ever17Song performed by: Far Thunder (Ever17 Xbox 360 version)
Sunflower Church and Long Summer Vacation -extra vacation- positionPerformed by the singer
Steins;Gate: Restart the postRE:BOOT Japanese dubbing
Love at Once positionPSP version Japanese dubbing
Root Double -Before Crime * After Days - positionThe Xbox 360 version released Japanese voice acting
Corpse parties are blood-soaked, endlessly fearful postsJapanese dubbing listed on the PSP/3DS BR official website
Ever17 positionPerformed on the album version of "Aroma of happiness (Asami Imai)"
Steins;Gate post of destiny《STEINS; GATE VOCAL BEST' album version, performed under the character's name
Steins;Gate post of destiny《The Sound of STEINS; GATE Soul' record version Anime bonus character performed under the name of the character

Works are credited

Performed the opening theme song "Kurugane" for "Kurotekika Hime-tan: Kabushi Night." The song was written, composed, and produced by Chiyomaru Shikura.

Related credits for Memories of Autumn

Performed in the role of Zai Bao Shao Hao Naka Naka.

Division of labor in the work

The production list for "Steins;Gate: Lovers Sharing Wings" lists Asami Imai as the character voice actress.

The production list for "White Clothes Love Syndrome" lists Asami Imai as the character dubbing role.

Asami Imai is credited as the vocalist for the song 'Sunny Place (White Clothes Sex Love Addiction)'.

Music production

Asami Imai is credited as the vocalist for "Reunion ~Once Again~."

Production and performance

"Ever17": Performed by Yuan Lei (Ever17 Xbox 360 version).

Sunflower Church and the Long Summer Vacation -extra vacation- related production

Asami Imai participated in "Summer Sunshine Flower," credited as the vocalist.

Steins;Gate: Reboot related production

Asami Imai provides the Japanese voice for Kurisu Makise in 'Steins;Gate: Reboot.'

Love at Once-related productions

Asami Imai provided the Japanese dubbing for Ei Todo in "Love at Once" for the PSP version.

Related production of Root Double -Before Crime * After Days-

Asami Imai provided Japanese voice acting for the Xbox 360 version of Mashiro Toba in "Root Double -Before Crime * After Days-."

Corpse Party Blood-Shrouded Endless Fear is a production

Asami Imai provides Japanese voice acting for Ayumi Shinozaki in Corpse Party: Blood Cover: Endless Fear, as listed on the PSP/3DS BR official website.

Ever17-related productions

Asami Imai was credited as the vocalist on the album version of "Aroma of happiness (Asami Imai)."

Related productions for Steins;Gate

Asami Imai appeared in 'STEINS;' In the album version of 'GATE VOCAL BEST,' the song was performed under the character's name. Asami Imai in "The Sound of STEINS;" GATE Soul" album version performed under the name of the anime bonus character.

2018 '0' Animation: AI Kurisu's Love

When playing the AI Hongliqi, she reminded herself not to show too much affection and made the AI appear somewhat more candid than in life.

From illustration impressions to Kurisu scripts

Asami Imai first saw the red-haired character drawn by huke at Famitsu and thought the voice actress had already been confirmed. Weeks later, she received the script and learned she would play Kurisu and read about his identity as a genius scientist.

Preparation and changes for long-term performances are coordinated with audition recordings

Imai recalls that in the early days, she read a large number of scripts and analyzed her mood for each scene. After games, TV, and movies, character responses become more intuitive; In the 2018 "0" animation, the switching between the two types of red Riki also became more natural.

She also remembers that during auditions, Ueda had read the voices for male characters like Okabe and Hashida, making it easier for other actors to engage in dialogue.

RE:BOOT re-chose Kurizi as the actress

After learning that "RE:BOOT" would be fully re-recorded, Asami Imai reviewed the main scenes from the original game and ultimately based her experience with the more mature Kurisu after the anime. In the opening lecture paragraphs, she wanted to convey a genuine understanding of the content and the ability to explain it fluently.

Separate the sounds from the recording, imagine them

"RE:BOOT" was still recorded separately. Imai Asami said that long-term co-starring allows her to mentally recreate the voices and acting styles of other actors, and to anticipate the music of the scene; Both sides are already familiar with the characters, so their inclusion no longer requires the same explanations as in the original work, allowing for faster progress.

Amadeus is clearly expressed phonetically

In 2026, when reviewing Amadeus's performance, Asami Imai said she deliberately spoke each voice clearly and added a sense of AI absence that was different from human beings.

Lyrics and visual conception for Aroma of Happiness

Imai was inspired by TV interviews with kindergarten teachers after the earthquake and wrote the song of the same name, expressing the teacher's hope to inspire children with smiles. After she shared this professional perspective with the PV director, the director suggested co-starring with child dancers.

Preparing to record Sunny Place

Before filming 'Sunny Place,' Imai had already recorded the character's lines to shape the impression of the work. She sang with a light, refreshing, and loving feeling, and looking back at this recording, the recording was completed quickly.

Kurogane's vocal range and recorded vocal range

When recording "Kurogane," Imai chose falsetto for the rising high notes, and switched to his own voice for the final chorus to enhance the sense of speed. She wanted to maintain a sense of power, initially finding it difficult, but only after mastering the method did she record smoothly.

The ending of Far Thunder

When recording 'Far Thunder' for the 2011 Xbox 360 version of 'Ever17,' Imai imagined the film's ending credits, paying attention to avoiding forced emotion, hoping to keep listeners immersed in the work.

2010 Shangri-La style production

Asami Imai has been involved in expressing ideas since the early song production of "Shangri-La"; The originally gentle accompaniment was adjusted and shifted to the depth and weight she hoped for. After finishing the vocal recording, she was present to observe the mixing process.

The song originally had a Japanese title during recording. She felt that the Shangri-La in the lyrics suited a mysterious atmosphere, so after discussing with the producer, she changed the name; She recalled that after the title was confirmed, her imagination for the song became clearer, and her singing was smoother than usual.

Just a little bit of happy lyricism

When writing 'Hon no Shasha no Shiawase' for the 2010 Xbox 360 version of 'Memories Off: Yubikiri no Kime,' Imai started from the imagination of a girl who likes players and feels happiness, blending his own feelings with the character's feelings.

The lead singer choice for the original song "White Love."

Miyaza recalled that the team believes Imai can convey the transparent and gentle impression of the original "White Love." There was a consideration of a duo group because ARTERY VEIN's name matched the medical theme, but Hamada pointed out that the group's direction was more aggressive, so Imai ultimately soloed the song instead.

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Data compiled on: 2026-10-07.

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