Voice of Japan’s beloved robot cat ‘Doraemon’ dies ...Middle East

TOKYO: A Japanese actor who was the voice of “Doraemon”, a cartoon cat robot beloved by children in Japan and other countries has died, her agency said Friday. Nobuyo Oyama was 90.For a quarter of a century until 2005, Oyama lent her endearingly hoarse voice to the titular blue feline from the 22nd century with his “magic pocket” and its supply of fantastical gadgets, including a door that lets you travel anywhere.She “passed away on September 29 due to old age”, her talent agency told AFP. Her funeral was attended by close relatives, it said.“Doraemon” is still on air as one of the longest-running Japanese anime series, popular across Asia and farther afield.While Oyama’s successor has play

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