Saima Nakano, a talented Japanese voice actress, was born on November 26th in Ageo, Saitama Prefecture, and is affiliated with Stay Luck. Her unique heritage, being half Egyptian and half Japanese, makes her stand out. As the second daughter of two sisters, she has a special bond with her family.
As a child, Saima discovered her passion for theater and joined a local theater company in elementary school. This early exposure sparked her interest in voice acting, and she went on to enroll in the anime song course at Yoyogi Animation Academy in Tokyo. During her first year, she made her debut as a voice actress, voicing the heroine Sato in the anime Ishida and Asakura.
While attending school, Saima joined Sony Music Artists and began to gain recognition. She has appeared in numerous anime events outside of Japan, showcasing her impressive singing voice in countries such as Hong Kong, Taiwan, and Malaysia.
In the TV anime Aquarion Logos, Saima not only voiced the character Shouko Iwagami but also took charge of the second insert song. In 2018, she parted ways with Sony Music Artists and joined Stay Luck in 2019.
Saima has built strong relationships with fellow voice actresses, including Yuki Nagaku, Mikako Izawa, Masumi Tazawa, and Risa Tsumugi, with whom she shares a close friendship. She also maintains good terms with Minori Suzuki, Ari Ozawa, and Tomori Kusunoki, further solidifying her connections within the industry.
Person Biography:
Saima Nakano
Born: November 26, Ageo, Saitama Prefecture, Japan
Affiliation: Stay Luck
Early Life:
* Joined a theater company in elementary school
* Enrolled in anime song course at Yoyogi Animation Academy in Tokyo
Career:
* Debuted as a voice actress in anime Ishida and Asakura
* Joined Sony Music Artists while attending school
* Appeared in anime events outside Japan, including Hong Kong, Taiwan, and Malaysia
* Voiced character Shouko Iwagami in TV anime Aquarion Logos
* Left Sony Music Artists in 2018 and joined Stay Luck in 2019
Personal Relationships:
* Close friend of voice actresses Yuki Nagaku, Mikako Izawa, Masumi Tazawa, and Risa Tsumugi
* Good terms with Minori Suzuki, Ari Ozawa, and Tomori Kusunoki
