According to Japanese media news, Ms. Ōyama Kenyo, who once voiced Doraemon in the animated version of Doraemon, has now entered a nursing home for nursing care because she is suffering from Alzheimer's disease, and her husband, Mr. Keisuke Sagawa, recently said when participating in the show that his wife's condition has further deteriorated and has been admitted to a nursing home, and said that she feels very lonely after returning home without her.
In 1979, Doraemon was adapted into an anime through TV Asahi, and when choosing the voice of Doraemon, the original author Fujiko F Fujio said: Just choose Oyama Kenyo! Since then, Ms. Oyama Envishiro began to doraemon and matched for 26 years. Now when we talk about this version of the anime, it is generally called the "Oyama version", which is derived from the name of the Oyama envy. In addition to Doraemon, she also voiced characters such as the black and white bear in "Projectile Theory" and Katsuo Isono in "Miss Conch".
Around 2015, Ms. Ōyama was detected to have Alzheimer's disease, and even forgot about dubbing Doraemon, and judging from the interview with Keisuke Sagawa, Ms. Oyama's condition is even more unoptimistic.
Before that, the voice actors of the old version of "Doraemon", such as the husband, fat tiger and other people have died of illness, and the dubbing of the Cantonese version of Doraemon, which is more familiar to domestic audiences, has also left us in 15 years, and childhood memories have disappeared little by little.