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Hibiku Yamamura

Voice Actor

Hibiku Yamamura, active in the Japanese anime and music industries since 2007, voices Sakura Kiyashiki in the original Japanese version of Assassination Classroom, the anime produced by studio Lerche.

Role: Voice Actor
Nationality: Japanese
Years Active: 2007-present
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Assassination Classroom Role

Yamamura voices Sakura Kiyashiki, a minor character connected to Nagisa Shiota's life outside Class 3-E, in the Assassination Classroom anime. It is a small supporting credit within a career built largely around music and solo singing work she released under the stage name hibiku before 2019.

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Career and Notable Roles

Signed to the agency Haikyō, Yamamura has pursued a dual career as a voice actress and recording artist. She paused public activity briefly in mid-2021 after testing positive for COVID-19, and announced her marriage to musician Yuyoyuppe in November 2023.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who is Hibiku Yamamura?

Hibiku Yamamura is a Japanese voice actress and recording artist active in the industry since 2007. She voices Sakura Kiyashiki, a minor character connected to Nagisa Shiota's life outside Class 3-E, in the Assassination Classroom anime.

What music has Hibiku Yamamura released?

Yamamura pursued a career as a recording artist, releasing solo singing work under the stage name hibiku before 2019, alongside her voice acting. That music career has run parallel to her anime roles since 2007.

What talent agency represents Hibiku Yamamura?

Yamamura is signed to the agency Haikyō, which represents her dual career as a voice actress and recording artist. She was born in 1988.

Is Hibiku Yamamura married?

Yamamura announced her marriage to musician Yuyoyuppe in November 2023. The announcement came after years spent balancing voice acting and music.

Did Hibiku Yamamura take a break from her career?

Yamamura paused public activity briefly in mid-2021 after testing positive for COVID-19. The pause came in the middle of a career that has otherwise run continuously since 2007.

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