In Japan, the anime industry values voice acting so highly that there are nearly 130 specialized schools dedicated to it. These institutions train aspiring seiyuu in vocal performance, acting, and sound studio techniques to prepare them for careers in anime, games, and dubbing.
The popularity of voice actors continues to grow, with some gaining celebrity-level fame. This massive support network shows how central voice acting is to anime’s success and cultural influence.
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