Tsuki no Sango Table Read Event Postponed to March Due to Voice Actress Maaya Sakomoto’s Health
The coronavirus pandemic has been a deadly issue for the whole of 2020 and people seem to still be affected by its devastation.
Even a small health risk or fever is causing fear among the crowd and the new victim to this fearmongering seems to be Tsuki no Sango’s voice actress Maaya Sakamoto.
Maaya Sakomoto was supposed to be reading for the Tsuki no Sango table read event held on 30th December.
But, due to Maaya’s increased coughing symptoms she was excused from the event and it was postponed to March 29, 2021, keeping her health in mind.
Although Maaya Sakomoto had already taken the PCR test for Covid-19 and thankfully it was negative, she has decided to stop working till she regains her strength and sorts her health issues.
Tsuki no Sango is a short story written by Kinoko Nasu back in 2010 for Maaya Sakomoto’s “Sakamoto Maaya Mangetsu Rōdoku Kan” (Maaya Sakamoto Full Moon Recital Hall).
It tells the story of a girl named princess, descendant of the Moon people, surviving in a colony of Earth 3000 years ahead in the future. Princess witnesses’ mankind’s lost will to live even after reaching the peak of civilization.
A manga adaptation of Tsuki no Sango was launched by Sasakishonen on Kodansha’s Saizensen manga website on July 2012, and the serialization ended in 2019.
Maaya Sakomoto was supposed to read the story in front of a live audience while Takashi Takeuchi and Chihiro Aikura’s visuals would play in the background.
Tsuki no Sango’s official website has decided to offer a new alternative to the now cancelled tickets.
Customers who wish to attend the event on March 29 would be issued a new ticket and those who wish to cancel and opt for a refund will be able to do so.
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Sakomoto is known for her famous voice acting roles in The Vision of Escaflowne as Hitomi Kanzaki, in Ouran High School Host Club as Haruhi Fujioka, and in Black Butler as Ciel Phantomhive.
We hope a speedy recovery for Maaya so that the fans can enjoy the Tsuki no SSango story in her beautiful voice once more.
About Tsuki no Sango
Tsuki no Sango is a short story written by Kinoko Nasu in the year 2010.
The story was specially written for Maaya Sakomoto’s table read event “Sakamoto Maaya Mangetsu Rōdoku Kan”(Maaya Sakamoto Full Moon Recital Hall).
A manga adaptation of Tsuki no Sango was launched by Sasakishonen on Kodansha’s Saizensen manga website on July 2012, and the serialization ended in 2019.
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