**Height:** 145 cm
**Hometown:** Saga Prefecture, Japan

Tamami is a Kendo practitioner and a romanticist of when Samurai defended Japan. She was her team’s captain, and her initial dream was to become a samurai. She has a big heart and a strong sense of justice but people take her less seriously because of her built. She often refer to herself in third-person. She is helpful, responsible and respectful to her fellow idols and the Producer, not wanting to disappoint him with the task or job that he has given her in any way. Despite the teasing, Tamami strives to become the best idol and uses her weak points as reasons on why she should work harder.

In Starlight Stage, the Producer met Tamami while she was fighting some delinquents that were harassing a girl. She quickly realized that she didn't bring her kendo sword, but the Producer assisted her quickly, causing the delinquents to run away. The Producer scolded her for getting into fights in the street, but she quickly justified that she was helping the harassed girl; and therefore wasn't picking a fight. Tamami explained the way of justice and thanked him for his help. The Producer decided to scout Tamami, and she left with his business card. She was shocked that he would want to scout her. A few days later, she came to the agency to become an idol.

In the tie in Cinderella Girls Theater skits, Tamami is an insecure, yet reliable girl. She refers to the Producer with the “dono” suffix. Tamami is easily brought to happiness with flattery, particularly if told that she looks adult-like, cute, or like a hero. She likes to perform on large stages, and has confused golf with Kendo in the past. Despite her cool aura and her brave personality, she isn’t really fond of ghosts or rather, the supernatural stuff in general which is evident in one of her SR cards.

In the Sakura no Koro commu, Yoshino Yorita comments that Tamami has a fiery and strong determination to win which leads Tamami on explaining that she doesn’t see any good points in her as an idol because people have always found her small and weak so Tamami wanted to prove that she isn’t just a small girl who can’t do anything.It is noted that Tamami is not the type to easily accept her defeat and would feel disappointed in herself when she thinks that she has not done enough. In the Frost commu, she tells the Producer that her schoolmates support her job as an idol and that they all help her catch up with things she miss at school. She is good friends with Ayame Hamaguchi and Karin Domyoji.


The U149 in the title refers to the aspiring idols at the center of it all: These small girls are ready to make it big! All under 149 centimeters tall, this group of aspiring pop idols dream of performing for thousands of people. But with zero experience, they’ve got a lot of work to do. Not to mention there’s a distractingly cute prince in town! With the help of their rookie producer, who’s just as short, can they stay focused and make it to the top? 
(Source: Crunchyroll, edited) 
 

Note: Announced during DAY 2 of "THE IDOLM@STER CINDERELLA GIRLS 10th ANNIVERSARY M@GICAL WONDERLAND!!!" final tour concert, a TV anime adaptation of the spin-off manga THE iDOLM@STER Cinderella Girls: U149.

The second season of THE iDOLM@STER Cinderella Girls.

Spin-off manga of THE IDOLM@STER Cinderella Girls, focusing on younger idols. The manga centers around girls under 149 centimeters tall (under about 4-feet, 11-inches) who aspire to be idols despite not having a producer or gigs. However, maybe with a marvelous dress, a marvelous stage, and a marvelous prince ... The new Cinderella story follows these small idols and their small rookie producer. 
(Source: Anime News Network, edited)

The second season of Cinderella Girls Gekijou.

The anime will stream exclusively in the The IDOLM@STER Cinderella Girls and The IDOLM@STER Cinderella Girls Starlight Stage smartphone games.

The fourth season of Cinderella Girls Gekijou.

Irregularly serialized in The IDOLM@STER Cinderella Girls social mobile game app itself, this "cute, comical" manga follows the idols' "real" daily life that can only be found in these panels.
 
(Source: Anime News Network, edited)

The third season of Cinderella Girls Gekijou.

The third season of the web short Kayou Cinderella Theater.

The iDOLM@STER: Cinderella Girls anthology by various mangaka.

Tamami Wakiyama