Who is the voice of Inui Sajuna? Unveiling the talented voice actress behind Gojo-sama in "My Dress-Up Darling"—Atsumi Tanezaki

In the popular anime work "My Dress-Up Darling," the cool and professional cosplayer Inui Sajuna, who works under the stage name "Juju," has captivated a large number of fans with her unique charm. Her petite appearance contrasts sharply with her inner maturity and steadiness, and the one who gives her this unique voice is the renowned Japanese voice actress Tanezaki Atsumi.

Inui Sajuna's Official Japanese Voice Actress: Tanezaki Atsumi

Inui Sajuna's Japanese voice actress is Tanezaki Atsumi.
Tanezaki Atsumi was born on September 27, 1990, and is from Oita Prefecture, Japan. She is affiliated with the Tokyo Actor's Life Consumer's Cooperative Society (Tokyo Haikyō) and is a highly regarded, skilled voice actress in the Japanese voice acting industry.

Tanezaki Atsumi: A Versatile and Skilled Voice Actress

Tanezaki Atsumi is known for her wide vocal range and delicate emotional expression. She can handle various types of roles, from cute young girls and lively teenagers to mature women, and even androgynous boy characters, all of which she can portray perfectly. Her representative works are very diverse, including but not limited to:

• "SPY×FAMILY": Anya Forger, where her unique "heh" laugh brought immense popularity to the character.
• "The Ancient Magus' Bride": Chise Hatori.
• "Frieren: Beyond Journey's End": Frieren.
• "Interviews with Monster Girls": Atsumi Imori.

Thanks to her outstanding performances, such as voicing Anya Forger in "SPY×FAMILY," Tanezaki Atsumi won both the "Best Supporting Actress Award" and the "Best Lead Actress Award" at the 17th Seiyu Awards.

How Tanezaki Atsumi Portrays Inui Sajuna

Tanezaki Atsumi's voice acting for Inui Sajuna in "My Dress-Up Darling" perfectly captures the character's complexity:

• Cool and Professional: As "Juju," her voice is calm and her delivery is refined, showcasing the cosplayer's professionalism and confidence. Even when interacting with Kitagawa Marin and Gojo Wakana, she maintains her aura, giving off an unapproachable "adult" feel.
• Petite and Contrasting Cuteness: When she steps out of her cosplay "persona," especially in front of her younger sister Inui Shinju or when talking about things she's afraid of (like haunted houses), her voice becomes slightly more delicate or carries a tsundere vibe, perfectly presenting the contrast between her petite appearance and her actual age.
• Subtle Emotional Shifts: Tanezaki Atsumi skillfully uses variations in volume and pitch to convey the subtle emotions in Sajuna's heart, such as her passion for cosplay, her affection for her sister, and the occasional display of childishness.

This masterful voice acting technique makes Inui Sajuna not just a powerful cosplayer by setting, but a vivid, three-dimensional, and charming presence.

Conclusion

Tanezaki Atsumi's voice acting for Inui Sajuna is undoubtedly an important factor in the success of "My Dress-Up Darling." Her voice gives "Juju-sama" a unique charm, leaving a deep impression of this character in the hearts of the audience. Through Tanezaki Atsumi's performance, we can not only hear Inui Sajuna's voice but also feel her rich inner world.

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