From Beating Cancer to Succeeding: The Miracle of Seiyuu Seena Hoshiki, Voice of Yamada

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Within the cutthroat anime industry, where taking a short break due to illness can cost you your entire career, starring in a comeback like that of the seiyuu Seena Hoshiki is a real miracle. Nowadays we all love her for bringing the lovely Yamada (and her alter ego Tayama) to life in the hit romantic comedy Smoking Behind the Supermarket with You (Super no Ura by Yani Suu Futari), but what many new viewers don't know is that this talented actress has just won the toughest and scariest battle against death itself.




In September 2022, when he was just 22 years old and his career was beginning to take off, Hoshiki had to stop all his professional activities in their tracks. What began as a persistent and strange pain in his legs that prevented him from standing during his live readings, ended up revealing a devastating clinical diagnosis: acute lymphoblastic leukemia. From one moment to the next, the recording studios were replaced by a cold hospital room, where the young woman had to endure seven agonizing months of hospitalization, intense chemotherapy and painful treatments while the entire community prayed for her speedy recovery.




After receiving the long-awaited medical discharge in mid-2023, his return to the cabin was gradual and extremely careful. However, for this 2026 the actress showed that she returned in her best historical version. In addition to shining weekly as the charismatic supermarket cashier, Hoshiki is sweeping colossal franchises by lending her voice to Kiseki in the titanic video game Umamusume Pretty Derby, and actively participating in other gems of this season such as Needy Girl Overdose and Hanaori-san Still Wants to Fight in the Next Life. With her illness officially in remission, the actress also recently announced that she will leave her longtime agency at the end of this month of August, seeking to expand her horizons with deep gratitude after having regained her life and the two years that cancer stole from her.


Seeing the monumental physical and mental effort required to regain your place in such a competitive environment after suffering such a lethal disease

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