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Nao Ojika (Japanese: 小鹿 なお, Hepburn: Ojika Nao; born 9 August) is a Japanese voice actress and singer from Nagoya, affiliated with I'm Enterprise.[1] She has starred as Temari Tsukimura in Gakuen Idolmaster, Rui Nonoyama/Lulu Mashū in Magical Sisters LuluttoLilly, and Kaede Saionji in Ghost Concert: Missing Songs.

Born9 August
Occupations
  • Voice actress
  • singer
Yearsactive2021–present
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Nao Ojika
小鹿 なお
Born9 August
Occupations
  • Voice actress
  • singer
Years active2021–present
EmployerI'm Enterprise
Notable work
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Biography

Nao Ojika, a native of Nagoya, was born on 9 August.[1][2] During her youth, she enjoyed reading textbooks for class, was interested in acting, and had aspirations of being a musician and narrator; this inspired her to become a voice actor.[2] Although originally interested in evening anime song performers like Porno Graffitti, Scandal, Sid, and Spyair, she shifted towards rock bands with male vocals by high school, including 04 Limited Sazabys [ja], The Oral Cigarettes, and Uverworld.[3] She attended the Japan Narration Acting Institute [ja] Nagoya School for three years and passed the annual office affiliation examination.[2] She joined I'm Enterprise on 1 April 2019.[4]

In March 2024, it was announced Ojika would star as Temari Tsukimura, a major character of Gakuen Idolmaster, a spinoff of The Idolmaster franchise.[5] Her Idolmaster singles, "Luna Say Maybe", "Ivy", and "Kanaetai, Kotabakari", charted respectively at #22, #25, and #18 at the Oricon Digital Singles Chart,[6][7][8] as well as #27, #26, and #23 at the Billboard Japan Download Songs Chart.[9][10][11]

In October 2025, Ojika was cast as Rui Nonoyama/Lulu Mashū, one of the two protagonists of Magical Sisters LuluttoLilly.[12] She also starred as Kaede Saionji in Ghost Concert: Missing Songs.[13] She released two digital photobooks, Nao kara and Aoi to Nao kara (alongside her Idolmaster co-star Aoi Nagatsuki), with Shueisha in February 2026.[14] She also hosts Radio Dot Ai: Nao Ojika no Ojika no Oji-kan! on Chō! A&G+ [ja].[15]

Ojika's special skill is dancing;[1] she attended a dance club in high school and, as revealed in a 2024 LisAni! interview that she added it to her profile as a strength in a work that includes live performances.[3] He holds a regular driver's license as a qualification, and her dialect is Nagoya dialect.[1]

Filmography

Television animation

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Year Title Role Ref.
2021Blue PeriodWoman[16]
2022A Couple of CuckoosAmusement Park Guest[16]
2022My Stepmom's Daughter Is My ExYume's Friend[16]
2023Insomniacs After SchoolSchoolgirl[16]
2023My Love Story with Yamada-kun at Lv999Tousei High School Student[16]
2023Oshi no KoClerk (Episode 22)[16]
2023The Dangers in My HeartMaimai[16]
2024Blue BoxEimei Sports Club Member[16]
2024Villainess Level 99Student[16]
2025Magical Sisters LuluttoLillyRui Nonoyama/Lulu Mashū[12]
2026Ghost Concert: Missing SongsKaede Saionji[13]
2026A Hundred Scenes of AwajimaNurse[16]
2026Tamon's B-SideEvent Audience[16]
2027Fall in Love, You False AngelsOtogi Katsura[17]
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Video games

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Year Title Role Ref.
2022Goddess of Victory: NikkeEin[16]
2024Gakuen IdolmasterTemari Tsukimura[5]
2025Chaos Zero NightmarePriscilla[16]
2026 Kugayama Shiori's Death Diary Shiori Kugayama [18]
CrymelightMad[19]
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Discography

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Title Year Peak chart positions Album
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"Luna Say Maybe"
(stylized as "Luna say maybe")
2024 22[6] 27[9] Non-album singles
"Ivy" (アイヴイ) 25[7] 26[10]
"Kanaetai, Kotabakari" (叶えたい、ことばかり) 18[8] 23[11]
"—" denotes releases that did not chart or were not released in that region.
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