Nao Toyama
Nao Toyama is a Japanese vocalist who began her career after participating in the Voice Actors and Singers Discovery Audition in 2009. She was born in Tokyo...
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Nao Toyama is a Japanese vocalist who began her career after participating in the Voice Actors and Singers Discovery Audition in 2009. She was born in Tokyo on March 10, 1992, and had studied piano and vocal performance as a child. Her voice has been featured in anime series like Re:ZERO -Starting Life in Another World- and Tantei wa Mou, Shindeiru.
In 2014, she performed the theme song for the anime series Onmyoji, titled Onmyoji Theme Song (Song of the Isle of Sorrow). This song appears among her top tracks, which also include Ima Koko, Tsuki ga Kirei, and Hatsukoi. She has released albums such as Rainbow in 2015, Resonance in 2017, and Ephemeral in 2020.
In 2019, she was involved in a promotional event for a mobile game that drew some criticism from fans. She has continued her work as a solo artist, with her music often associated with anime projects.
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