is a Japanese voice actress and singer from Yokohama, affiliated with

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. She is known for portraying Tamaki Ogami in ''

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'', Cyan Hijirikawa in '' Show by Rock!!'', Nyanta in '' The Lost Village'', and Tonari in '' To Your Eternity''.

Biography

Eri Inagawa, a native of Yokohama, was born on 28 October 1993. She started working in stage productions as a young child, with her first role being in a production of Annie, and during then she studied classical ballet and jazz dance. While in junior high school, she was part of the student council, soft tennis club, and tea ceremony club, but during then she considered going into voice acting. She ended her retirement from acting and participated in the 2011 Ken Production National Voice Actor Audition, where she won the grand prize. Inagawa voices Tamaki Ogami in ''

'', a

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of ''

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'' franchise. As part of the franchise, she performed as part of the quartet TIntMe! in the 2021 single "The Idolmaster Million Theater Wave 13: TIntMe!" (which charted at #9 in the

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). She reprised the role in ''Million Lives 2023 anime adaptation. Inagawa voices Cyan Hijirikawa as part of Plasmagica!!, an in-universe singing unit in Sanrio's '' Show by Rock!!'' franchise. She voiced the character in the 2013 video game, the 2015 anime adaptation, and the 2020 game ''Show by Rock!! Fes A Live'', and she performed in several of Plasmagica's singles, two of which reached the Top 20 in the

. In March 2016, Inagawa was cast as Nyanta in '' The Lost Village''. In July 2021, she was cast as Tonari, a character in the Jananda arc of '' To Your Eternity''. She has an older sister, who has also been an actress.

Filmography

Anime television

;2012 *'' Gintama'', Kanko *''Little Charo: Tōhoku Edition'' ;2014 *'' Wolf Girl and Black Prince'', student *'' Yo-kai Watch'', Ai-tan ;2015 *'' Aria the Scarlet Ammo AA'', Kira *'' Insomniacs After School'', student *'' Show By Rock!!'', Cyan Hijirikawa ;2016 *'' The Lost Village'', Nyanta *'' Yuri on Ice'', female A, etc. ;2017 *'' Altair: A Record of Battles'', Olympia *'' Hozuki's Coolheadedness'', female spirit *'' Rage of Bahamut: Virgin Soul'', dragon child *'' Vatican Miracle Examiner'', Marco ;2018 *'' Devilman Crybaby'', Tarō Makimura *'' Fairy Tail'', Rita, baby Makarov *'' Record of Grancrest War'', child *''

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'', Misaki ;2019 *'' Sazae-san'', Tsuyoshi *'' The Rising of the Shield Hero'', assistant ;2020 *''

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'', Akari Akimura ;2021 *'' To Your Eternity'', Tonari ;2022 *'' Duel Masters Win'', Īyan ;2023 *''

'', Tamaki Ōgami

Video games

;2012 *''Generation of Chaos 6'', Marlene *''Wajin Ibunroku: Asaki, Yumemishi'', Tōma ;2013 *'' Lightning Returns: Final Fantasy XIII'', Riruka, Tabo *'' Show by Rock!!'', Cyan Hijirikawa *'' Soul Sacrifice (video game)'', player voice *''

'', Tamaki Ōgami *''Tokimeki Idol'', Nanana Katagiri ;2014 *''

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'', player voice *''Senjō no Wedingu'', Christa-chan *''

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'', Sawori Yamai *''Uchi no Hime-sama ga Ichiban Kawaii'', Liselle Berria ;2016 *'' White Cat Project'', Elizabeth, Albrecht ;2017 *'' Fire Emblem Echoes: Shadows of Valentia'', Mae *''The Idolmaster Million Live! Theater Days'', Tamaki Ōgami ;2018 *''Gyakuten Othellonia'', Shippō *''Mist Chronicle'', Choco ;2019 *''World Flipper'', Light ;2020 *''Show by Rock!! Fes A Live'', Cyan Hijirikawa

Animated films

*'' When Marnie Was There'' (2014), Nobuko's friend A *''Shimajirō no Wao! Shimajirō to e Hon'no-kuni!'' (2016), Shirorin with feathers *'' Penguin Highway'' (2018), 6th-grader, etc. *''L'étranger de la Plage'' (2020), Mio's mother

Original net animation

*''Hikari: Kariya o Tsunagu Monogatari'' (2016), Shiho

Stage performances

*''Shishunki Bitter Change'' (2019), Yui Ōtsuka

References

{{DEFAULTSORT:Inagawa, Eri 1993 births Living people Japanese women pop singers Japanese video game actresses Singers from Yokohama Voice actresses from Yokohama 21st-century Japanese actresses 21st-century Japanese women singers 21st-century Japanese singers