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Rita

Rita participated in the vocals, and related works include 'Endless Future' (Endless Future).

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Positions have been verifiedPerformed by the singer
Eight Swords Pass on the PostPerformed by the singer
The position of Sowing the RumorPerformed by the singer
Days in overlapping postsPerformed by the singer

Materials

Rita performed as the signature artist in 'Polyphonica (Episodes 1 & 2)'.

Participation and Connection

Rita performed as the signature in 'Shinkyoku Soukai Polyphonica After School Perfect Edition.'

Credited for production and performance

Endless Future (From Endless Future): Performance.

Participation in the work

Rita is the lead actress for 'Little Busters!' -ecstasy ver.-》, which is related to "Little Busters!" English Edition》。

Rita performed and wrote the lyrics for "Dream of Flower," which is related to "Tales of Flower."

Related productions of the Legend of the Eight Swords

Rita participated in "Lights," credited as a vocalist.

Related productions of 'Song of Sowing.'

Rita participated in 'Song of Tanetsumi' and performed under the signature artist.

The day is related to cross-production

Rita participated in "Be There," credited as a vocalist.

Related productions of 'Flower Tales'

In her official creative review for 'Tales of Flowering Flowers,' Rita explained that the project requires harmony; Nozomi Kaihara provided her with the story structure and keywords, and she constructed vague, slightly elusive lyrics based on them, then arranged them to sing with distinct force.

He debuted in voice acting and singing

Rita began her voice acting career in April 2002 and debuted as a singer in June of the same year. She entered PC game dubbing through auditions, initially portraying characters with different personalities from both works almost simultaneously, then began singing and dubbing simultaneously.

Lyrics and vocal expression

Her performances include teenage roles, adult women, and young people, while her singing spans pop, rock, folk, jazz, and electronic music. Besides her own songs, she also provides lyrics for other voice actors and singers.

Produced by Toshihiko Uchiyama and the duo

In 2004, Rita formed Blueberry & Yogurt with composer and sound engineer Toshihiko Uchiyama. The two co-created PC game songs from lyric writing and recording to delivering them, with group activities paralleling her solo work.

Two themed recordings of Little Busters

Rita performed the theme song of the game "Little Busters!" and also performed the anime version of "Little Busters!" ～TV animation ver.～》。 The animation recording is arranged separately by Jun Maeda with lyrics and composition, MintJam arranged, and game recordings are preserved separately.

The turning point for the Little Busters

Looking back on 2007–2011, Rita said that this singing experience led her into a bigger realm and brought professional pressure to truly convey the song to listeners.

Attitude toward evaluation

During this period, she decided not to let her judgments fluctuate and to stay calm, and she has since used this principle to remind herself.

Independent works and story planning

Between 2012 and 2017, Rita gradually shifted from accepting work to actively producing original works and inviting collaborations. She regularly writes lists of things she wants to do and distinguishes between current projects and plans for two or three years from now.

In 2022, she proposed the original concept for Blueberry & Yogurt's "miroton mirotaine," asked Tamaki Ichikawa to write the plot and novel, and invited AKIRA to illustrate the story, combining the short story with music into a project. At that time, she announced that the next step was to produce a complete CD and novel set.

Commissioning and conversation design for the 20th anniversary album

"Merkmal" centers on Rita through the composer's eyes, inviting six acquaintances to each create a song they want her to sing. Rita recalls that alternating despair and hope gradually emerged during production, and she connected her career journey to six songs.

The song review on the second disc features a radio program-style talk format proposed by A&R, linking together memories and introductions of past original songs; A separate track discusses the production concepts for the first album, allowing listeners to understand the creative background along with the songs.

Hoshi no Rain commission and duet

Rita proposed to Shun Orikura to create a concept album based on the song "Yume Mikuri Yume" from "Aster" and the original work's theme of losing a loved one; After the other party accepts, it forms 'Hoshi no Ame -Closed Garden-'.

Rita re-sang "Dream of Dreaming" for this album. She believes that the singing style and emotional expression accumulated over five years have allowed the parts that were not fully expressed back then to be re-addressed.

After the first draft of "Diary" was delivered, Orikura felt it was too ordinary and rewrote it according to Rita's suggestion of a letter-like autobiography; About the next day of recording, during a break, the two decided to keep two different perspectives, each writing lyrics from different perspectives.

Rita chose the subtitle "Closed Garden" for the album, envisioning a limited space like a dome or a planetarium, where different emotions intertwine; This is also connected to the image the track "Stardome" gives her.

MemoRia's song selection and recorded vocals are well matched

When producing "MemoRia," the production manager first commissioned candidate songs, Rita intuitively selected the pieces she wanted to sing from sample songs, and then asked the creators to refine them; She sets the direction for her entire album with musical memories and a decade of activity retrospectives.

When recording the first track of "MemoRia," Rita first saw the string section playing, then moving to the neighboring voices singing. She said that the memories of her performance just now made her emotions even stronger; Lyricist Saori Kodama responded to the finished song by responding to her about the level of dedication she had in singing.

Created vocal and conversation editor for 'Merkmal'

"Amal" uses a quadruple vocal style similar to Bulgarian singing, with Rita singing using a coined term from the music of "Najumu no Hoshizora"; When writing lyrics, she also used the boy's future hope from the original story as a hidden setting.

The content and structure of the second "Merkmal" talk track were arranged by Rita herself, and she also edited it using software.

A retrospective of the recordings of Little Busters' early songs

Rita appeared in the 2012 film 'Little Busters!' The anime preview screening revisited the early song recordings. She had previously participated multiple times in game song contests but was not selected, and later received emails inviting her to sing.

She said that about a week after entering the studio, she still hadn't been approved, and then the team was suspended for about a week due to the flu. When recording resumed, another plan quickly passed.

Mjuka's new song is a collaboration with Meis Clauson

While producing the 2011 new song "Mjuka" "Acquired a Past," Rita and Meis Clauson discussed the idea of moving from reckoning the past to moving forward with the accumulation of the past, which was used to decide on the final title.

Rita had already started writing lyrics during the lead vocal stage, while Meis was still writing the D section and the final chorus; After seeing the D section of the lyrics, he reconsidered the music to complete the lyrics and melodies simultaneously.

Vocal records in Requiem

In the label tracklist of "Requiem ~best Collection II.~," Rita is listed as the performer of "Mongtaru Kuronen wa Saki" and "IKOVE."

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References

Data compiled on: 2026-10-16.

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