Spin-off of "Tama and Friends" that reimagines the cast of the franchise as humans. 
 
“Tama & Friends: Have you seen my Tama?” debuted in 1983 as a popular character on stationery and accessories. Tama, the beloved neighborhood cat who is known for the patch on his forehead and yellow ears, has now taken on a human form! Featuring Tama and his quirky friends, Uchitama is a brand-new type of heartwarming anime that might even be the new definition of kawaii!? 
 
In a city somewhere in Japan, there's a flyer often seen on Third Street with a picture of a cat with a kinked tail, bearing the words: “Have you seen Tama?” A young boy gazes at the flyer, but he has fluffy ears on his head…!? Watch the dogs and cats from Third Street take on a human form and get up to some mischief. 
 
Take a peek into the wonderful lives of Tama and his friends. 
 
(Source: Aniplex of America)

__Agency:__ Mausu Promotion (2012-2021), Toho Entertainment (2021-)

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A Japanese actress, voice actress, and singer. Kurosawa began studying acting at the age of 3. In 2000, she began appearing in TV dramas, commercials and stage performances. At the age of 13, she made her voice acting debut as [Natsuki Koyama](https://anilist.co/character/30214/) in the 2010 anime film [Welcome to the Space Show](https://anilist.co/anime/8115/).

Kurosawa became a support member of Sound Horizon in 2008.

On June 8, 2023, her agency announced her marriage on Twitter.

__Awards:__
- Best Lead Actress at the 12th Seiyuu Awards in 2018 for her roles as [Phosphophyllite](https://anilist.co/character/123385/) and [Kumiko Oumae](https://anilist.co/character/88708/).

(Source: Wikipedia)

In a city somewhere in Japan, there’s a flyer often seen on Third Street with a picture of a cat with a kinked tail, bearing the words: “Have you seen Tama?” A young boy gazes at the flyer, but he has fluffy ears on his head…!? Watch the dogs and cats from Third Street take on a human form and get up to some mischief.
 (Source: Japanese publisher, translated)

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