3rd Annual Seiyū Award Winners
March 5, 2009
Best Lead Actor Award
Hiroshi Kamiya
Best Lead Actress Award
Rie Kugimiya
Best Supporting Actor Awards
Kazuhiko Inoue
Tomokazu Sugita
Best Supporting Actress Awards
Aya Endo
Miyuki Sawashiro
Best New Actor Awards
Nobuhiko Okamoto
Yuuki Kaji
Best New Actress Awards
Kana Asumi
Haruka Tomatsu
Best Singing Award
Megumi Nakajima
Best Personality Award
Jun Fukuyama
Source: ANN
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That’s a pretty good list I think. I matched the best lead actor and I did give Rie Kugimiya my best vocal performance in my 2008 best of awards. I do think Marina Inoue deserved an award this year.
I know in the two previous years that many people said these awards where horribly biased but with a very good set of winners this year maybe these awards will be held in higher regards now.
Yes, some of winners are on my list as well. Indeed, Marina Inoue is a good voice actress
Almost everything is biased in one way or another. Such lists can be viewed not as the standards of quality, but as a representation of popularity.
That’s right Kitsune! I was also finding Marina Inoue in the list but why is she not included. T_T I think she did a great job in Skip Beat! oh well.
I see that Rie Kugimiya is on the best lead but why Yui Horie is not on the supporting? sad.
Yes, her acting in Skip Beat was great, and I also liked her Chiri-chan
Yui Horie will be in this Spring 2009 anime, so maybe next year
Yay Jun Fukuyama won! I can’t believe Megumi beat Aya Hirano and Mizuki Nana with Seikan Hikou. Congrats to Aya Endo and Rie Kugumiya! Sheryl Nome’s character was nominated under the supporting role?
I can’t believe Megumi beat May’n
Yes, it was strange that Aya Endo was nominated in supporting role. Sheryl is clearly a protagonist. However, Aya Endo, voiced some other roles as well.