Tag: Hiro Shimono
CUT magazine unveil lineup for April 2021 issue
Seiyuu-packed issue for CUT magazine. Daisuke Ono, Takashi Kondo, Hiro Shimono are just some of the seiyuu featured on this issue.
Ono Shimono no Doko Demo Quest season 2 to be released on Blu-ray
The 2nd season of Daisuke Ono and Hiro Shimono's variety show, Doko Demo Quest, is going to be released on Blu-ray.
P’s Live! -Boys Side- to be broadcasted on TV
PONY CANYON's music festival, P's Live! -Boys Side-, is going to be broadcasted on Japanese TV.
CUT magazine unveil lineup for November 2020 issue
The cast of Osomatsu-san and Kimetsu no Yaiba are featured on CUT magazine's November 2020 issue.
Hiro Shimono to hold online talk & mini live event in November
Hiro Shimono is going to meet his fans through a special online event this November.
Seiyuu Grandprix plus homme unveil covers for vol.2
The covers for Seiyuu Grandprix plus homme's newest issue are out. Yuki Kaji & Hiro Shimono and Koutaro Nishiyama grace the covers.
Seiyuu Grandprix plus homme unveil lineup for vol.2
Seiyuu Grandprix plus homme announced the lineup for its upcoming issue. Yuki Kaji & Hiro Shimono and Koutaro Nishiyama grace the covers.
OREPARA’s members go behind the scenes on ORE!!SUMMER 2020 theme song recording
OREPARA's quartet continue to deliver behind the scenes content for their fans.
Hiro Shimono featured on Weekly TV Guide
Hiro Shimono got his 2nd consecutive feature on Weekly TV Guide.
ORE!!SUMMER 2020 theme song in production
Lantis confirmed that an ORE!!SUMMER 2020 theme song is in production.
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