The story is set four years after the events of the original Shirobako anime. Aoi Miyamori keeps busy dealing with the ordinary troubles in her daily work at Musashino Animation. After a morning meeting, Watanabe talks to Aoi and puts her in charge of a new theatrical anime project for the studio. The project has unexpected problems, and Aoi is unsure if the company can proceed with a theatrical anime with its current state of affairs. While dealing with that anxiety, Aoi meets a new colleague named Kaede Miyai. She and the MusAni team work together to complete the project. 
 
(Source: Anime News Network)

__Height:__ 157 cm (5'2")

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Hisako Kanemoto was raised in Okayama Prefecture and attended Kamogata High School. Upon graduation, she enrolled in the voice acting course at the Vocational School of Art College Kobe. After completing her education in 2008, she moved to Tokyo and joined the training office associated with Production Baobab agency.

Early in her career, Kanemoto used the pseudonym _Juri Aikawa_. She made her anime debut in [Sora no Manimani](https://anilist.co/anime/6098) in 2009 under this name. After landing the lead role in [So Ra No Wo](https://anilist.co/anime/6802) To the following year, Kanemoto announced that she would be using her real name in her works moving forward. She was also cast as the title character in [Shinryaku! Ika Musume](https://anilist.co/anime/8557) later that year.

After a breakthrough 2010, Kanemoto was named Best New Actress at the 5th Seiyuu Awards. She has also voiced a number of mascot characters from Okayama Prefecture because of her origin.

Kanemoto made her debut as a solo musical artist in 2014 under Victor Entertainment with the album Fantastic Voyage.

On May 26, 2018 she announced on her official blog that she will take hiatus from professional activities for studying abroad. Her agency Production BAOBAB confirmed her return to work in March 2019.

__Non-anime roles:__
- Aisia Tsukishiro in "T.P. Sakura ~Time Paladin Sakura~" (VG)
- Akashi Junko in "Blue Archive" (VG)
- Bernabeu in "Hero Must Die" (VG)
- Caster (Helena Blavatsky) in "Fate/Grand Order" (VG)
- Eiko Carol (Final Fantasy IX) in "LORD of VERMILION Re:2" (VG)
- Eiko Carol in "World of Final Fantasy" (VG)
- Fie Claussell in "The Legend of Heroes: Sen no Kiseki" (VG)
- Flandre Scarlet in "Kōmajō Densetsu II: Stranger's Requiem" (VG)
- Fourier in "Phantasy Star Online 2" (VG)
- Francesca Gall in "Sousouki Reginald" (VG)
- Grave in "Goddess of Victory: Nikke" (VG)
- Himari Takeyama in "Happy Manager" (VR Game)
- Hina Uzuki in "CV: Casting Voice" (VG)
- Izumi Noto in "Muv-Luv Alternative - Total Eclipse" (VG)
- Jerry Newaje in "Bullet Girls 2" (VG)
- Kanata Sorami in "So Ra No Wo To: Otome no Quintet" (VG)
- Kise Yukawa in "Girlfriend Beta" (VG)
- Kururi Orihara in "Durarara!! 3-way Standoff" (VG)
- Leanan Sídhe in "Princess Arthur" (VG)
- Mai Sakura in "Photo Kano" (VG)
- Mia in "Xenoblade Chronicles X" (VG)
- Mitsuki in "Fushikitan Kyuukon Sennen Shoujo" (VG)
- Natsuki Mariya in "Lilycle Rainbow Stage!!!" (VG)
- Nonono in "Dream Club Zero" (VG)
- Nilou in "Genshin Impact" (VG)
- Rico in "Hajimete no Novel Game" (VG)
- Sakura in "Fire Emblem Fates" (VG)
- Sakura in "Fire Emblem Heroes" (VG)
- Seven in "Sword Art Online: Lost Song" (VG)
- Sherry Birkin in "Resident Evil: Operation Raccoon City" (VG)
- Voice in "TAKAMICHI SUMMER WORKS: 'Empire of Summer'; 'Cicada'" (Visual Movie)
- Vocals in "Photo Kano" (VG)
- Yui Kiriyama in "Kokoro Connect Yochi Random" (VG)


Specials included with third and seventh volumes of the SHIROBAKO Blu-ray/DVD. 
 
Episodes: 
#1) Episode 1 of Musashino Animation's Exodus! 
#2) Episode 1 of Musashino Animation's Daisan Hikou Shoujo-Tai

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