About Megu Umezawa
Megu Umezawa was a Japanese seiyū.
Personality In her official profile, she lists soccer and ball-jumping as her special skills, and drawing, making french fries, and listening to and answering people's problems as her hobbies. She was the weekly narrator for DAZN's "Yabechi Stadium," which aired on June 26, 2022, and was able to work on soccer-related jobs.
Her first work as a voice actress was The Idolmaster Cinderella Girls. According to her co-star Miyu Tomita, she came to the set shaking, and her hands were shaking even when reading the script. Nui's friend
2025 Mashin Creator Wataru as Maro Watari-kun's ****** Is About to Collapse as Makina Umezawa
Web animation 2020 The Idolmaster Cinderella Girls Theater Extra Stage as Akari Tsujino
2022 Taiko no Tatsujin Anime Version! as Kumokyun Cinderella Girls 10th Anniversary Celebration Animation Eternity Memories as Akari Tsujino iRonas as Kanade Sonozaka
Video games The Idomaster Cinderella Girls and The Idomaster Cinderella Girls: Starlight Stage as Akari Tsujino Brave Nine as Moi
2021 Sen no Kaizoku as Rinlee Shirohime Project: Re ~Castle Defense~ as Oka Castle (second voice) Shadowverse as Akari Tsujino Monster Strike as Hamaji/Hamajime, Tropiel Kemono Friends 3 as De Brazza's monkey
2022 Gyakuten Othellonia as Tepuru Kantai Collection as Ume, Abyssal Plum Princess Taiko no Tatsujin: Rhythm Festival as Kumokyun BraveSword x BlazeSoul as Steam Gun Baden
2024Granblue Fantasy as Bonnie
2025 Honkai Impact 3rd'' as Bailu Youyun 2026
Blue Archive as Kinui Rena
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Who was Megu Umezawa?
Japanese seiyū
When was Megu Umezawa born?
Megu Umezawa was born in Hokkaidō.
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Megu Umezawa was a seiyū.
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Megu Umezawa was Japanese.
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APA: Biography.guide. (2026). Megu Umezawa. https://biography.guide/megu-umezawa/
MLA: "Megu Umezawa." Biography.guide, https://biography.guide/megu-umezawa/.
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