"It Was Fun to Play Nanachi Again After So Long" – Voice Actor Shiori Izawa Reports Her Appearance at 'Made in Abyss' Concert in a Dress Linked to the Key Visual

Voice actor Shiori Izawa's official X account was updated, drawing considerable attention. In the post, she reported her appearance at the 'Made in Abyss Film Concert Shinsou no Kyoumei' held on Sunday, February 8, 2026, at "Nakano ZERO Dai Hall." Along with expressing gratitude to attendees, she shared photos of herself in the costume she wore on the day.

Izawa enthusiastically expressed her emotions about the concert conducted by composer Kevin Penkin, saying, "The performance by the orchestra members conducted by Kevin-san, the artists' singing voices, and the footage looking back on the work—it was so emotional, emotional, emotional...!!" She reflected on her live performance as Nanachi, a character she voices, stating, "With the newly written drama and live dubbing, I was able to play Nanachi again after so long, and it was so much fun!!" The published images capture Izawa wearing a translucent pink lace dress adorned with pearl hair accessories, smiling while holding a penlight designed to resemble Nanachi. This costume featured a design linked to the world of the event's key visual, attracting attention from fans.

'Made in Abyss' is a fantasy work by Akihito Tsukushi. In a world that has been explored to every corner, only one unexplored territory remains: the mysterious great pit called the "Abyss." In this deep and massive vertical shaft of unknown depth, strange and bizarre creatures inhabit, and precious relics that current humanity cannot create lie dormant. The mysterious appearance of the "Abyss" has fascinated people and driven them to adventure. The adventurers who challenge this great pit are called "Cave Raiders," and the story follows Riko, a girl who aspires to become a great Cave Raider like her mother, and Reg, a robot in the form of a boy, as they aim for the depths of the Abyss.

The post has received enthusiastic comments such as "The dress links with the key visual—it's the best," "I'm so glad I got to see Nanachi live," and "The concert was amazing."