Personal details
- Birth Date: 1998-02-10
- Height: 5′ 2½″ (1.59 m)
- Birth Location: Chiba Prefecture, Japan
- Professions: Actress, Music Department, Soundtrack
Shion Wakayama, born on February 10, 1998, in Chiba Prefecture, Japan, has been making some serious waves in the anime scene lately. You might’ve caught her work in 2022’s “Akebi-chan no Sailor-fuku,” where she brought Akebi’s innocent energy to life in a way that just hits you right in the nostalgia. Fast forward to 2024, and she’s still on fire, voicing major roles in “DanDaDan” and “Makeine: Too Many Losing Heroines!”—honestly, not a bad resume for someone so young. What’s wild is how she keeps landing characters with totally different vibes. In “DanDaDan,” the mix of sci-fi and supernatural lets her flex this cool blend of curiosity and grit, diving into bizarre scenarios that would probably make most people nope right out. Meanwhile, “Makeine: Too Many Losing Heroines!” just leans into the chaos of rom-com tropes, and Shion rides that wave like a pro, nailing comedic timing and those awkward, heartfelt moments that just make you want to root for her character. She’s not just a pretty voice, either. There’s this underlying warmth and authenticity in her performances that you don’t get from everyone. You can tell she’s got real passion and a knack for making each role feel personal, not just another gig. And yeah, she’s still got a lot of road ahead, but if her recent projects are anything to go by, Shion Wakayama’s probably not slowing down anytime soon. Fans, keep your eyes peeled—she’s one to watch.
Jumping into the acting game at just three years old, she basically grew up in the spotlight. She kicked things off with Gekidan Himawari, which is kind of a big deal for child actors in Japan—think of it as the launch pad for a ton of stars. Honestly, most kids are still figuring out crayons at that age, but she was already memorizing scripts and hitting marks on set. It’s wild, right? That early start didn’t just shape her career; it set the tone for everything she did after. You can totally see the confidence in her performances, like she’s been doing this forever because, well, she kind of has. Years later, whether she’s on screen or stage, there’s this natural vibe to her acting—none of that stiff, rehearsed stuff. Just pure, genuine talent that’s been in the works since she could barely reach the craft services table.
February 10, 1998
5′ 2½″ (1.59 m)
Konidela Ram Charan
Chiba Prefecture, Japan
27 years old