<h2><span class="strongInContent">Nobuyo Oyama</span><br>
<span class="strongInContent"> Passed away on September 29th at the age of 90</span></h2>
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<h3> Ms. Oyama&#8217;s Doraemon was very special. <br>
Megumi Ohara (voice actress)</h3>
<p> For me, Doraemon was the one who was always on my side. Ms. Oyama&#8217;s voice gave me that sense of security beautifully.</p>
<p> It is not a bible, but I learned the lessons of life and the tragedy of war from Mr. Oyama&#8217;s Doraemon.</p>
<p> Doraemon is a work that has a great influence on children, so Mr. Oyama was very careful to use correct Japanese when he played the role.</p>
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<p> I am grateful that Mr. Oyama has given dreams, hope, and courage to so many people through his role as Doraemon.</p>
<p> I, as Nobita, have also passed on the baton to him. I will do my best.</p>
<p> From the January 3, 10, and 17, 2025 issue of FRIDAY</p>
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 Sad farewells to stars always come suddenly - voice actress Nobuyo Oyama who passed away on September 29, 2024. Message from Megumi Ohara, who played Nobita, to Nobiyo Oyama, who played the role of Doraemon and had a great influence on many children.

In Memoriam ’24 ]”Oyama-san’s Doraemon was special,” Megumi Ohara says, “Thank you to Nobuyo Oyama.

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