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Nonoka Ōbuchi

b. 2000

Japanese voice actress, actress and singer

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Born 2000. Nonoka Ōbuchi is a Japanese seiyū, actor and singer.

is a Japanese singer, actress, and voice actress who is affiliated with E-Stone Music and Voice Kit. She initially began her entertainment activities as a child actress, before being a part of the dance and music unit Flowlight from 2017 to 2018. She made her debut as a solo artist in 2024 with the release of her single "Shuku Somete Shinzō", the title track being used as the ending theme to the anime television series Mysterious Disappearances. She is also active as an actress and voice actress, appearing in the stage play adaptation of Lycoris Recoil and the anime series I'm a Behemoth in 2025.

Biography Ōbuchi was born in Saitama Prefecture on March 13, 2000. At an early age, she had been interested in music, learning to play the piano at the age of four. When she was in elementary school, she started listening to Vocaloid, becoming a fan of the composer Neru since she was 11 years old. She also aimed to become a voice actress, writing "voice acting" during her elementary graduation essay. She initially began her entertainment activities as a child actress at the age of 10, appearing in stage shows, TV programs, and singing competitions such as TBS's Sing! Sing! Sing!.

In 2017, Ōbuchi became part of the three-member music unit Flowlight; she remained part of the group until December 2018. After leaving the group, she enrolled at the Tokyo Women's Christian University, where she studied literature. She was also a contestant at the university's Miss Campus Contest pageant in 2019. During her studies, she also worked as a student newscaster. although she was ultimately not selected. In 2023, she portrayed Kurumi in the stage play adaptation of the anime series Lycoris Recoil.

Ōbuchi made her debut as a singer in 2024, releasing her first single ; the title track was used as the opening theme to the anime television series Mysterious Disappearances and was composed and written by Neru. She also debuted as a voice actress in the series, voicing the character Yuri Takanashi in episode 6.

In 2025, Ōbuchi voiced the character Lily in the anime television series I'm a Behemoth, an S-Ranked Monster, but Mistaken for a Cat, I Live as an Elf Girl's Pet; she also released her second single , the title track being used as the opening theme to I'm a Behemoth. In 2026, she voiced the character Lada Priora in the anime series Easygoing Territory Defense by the Optimistic Lord; she also performed the series' ending theme "Make It".

Filmography

Anime 2024 Mysterious Disappearances, Yuri Takanashi (episode 6) (February 26, 2025) "Make It" (February 25, 2026)

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Nonoka Oobuchi, Nonoka Oubuchi, Nonoka Ohbuchi, Nonoka Obuchi, Ōbuchi Nonoka, Oobuchi Nonoka
moreOubuchi Nonoka, Ohbuchi Nonoka, Obuchi Nonoka

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Who is Nonoka Ōbuchi?

Japanese voice actress, actress and singer

When was Nonoka Ōbuchi born?

Nonoka Ōbuchi was born on 13 March 2000.

What is Nonoka Ōbuchi's occupation?

Nonoka Ōbuchi is a seiyū, actor and singer.

What nationality is Nonoka Ōbuchi?

Nonoka Ōbuchi is Japanese.

Sources & further reading

· Wikipedia: Nonoka Ōbuchi

· Wikidata: Q125995100

· DBpedia: Nonoka Ōbuchi

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