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Hazuki Tanda, a 25-year-old Japanese voice actress known for roles in D4DJ and BanG Dream!, has drawn international backlash after posting Halloween photos of herself in a Shaun the Sheep costume, her face painted black and holding a banana alongside vegetables. Tanda, who is affiliated with Platinum Production and voices Miyu Sakurada in the D4DJ franchise, shared the photos on X on October 31, 2026, recreating the British stop-motion character’s black-faced, white-wooled design from the Shaun the Sheep television series and films. The post quickly drew criticism from international, largely Black, social media users who said the combination of blackened face paint, the cotton-like costume and the banana prop evoked racist imagery historically associated with blackface, regardless of her intent. One X user pressing the issue asked “Why is she doing blackface?” and raised questions about the history of the practice for American, Japanese and South Korean readers. The backlash spread rapidly on X, with the costume becoming a trending topic in Japan under the description of a voice actress facing overseas blackface criticism for a sheep cosplay. Many Japanese commenters defended Tanda, arguing she had simply recreated an animated sheep’s established design rather than impersonated a person. One Japanese voice actress, Haruka Suzumori, wrote online that it was “just a costume” and said “we in Japan do not care,” adding that “people will have to get over it.” Other Japanese social media users pointed out that Shaun the Sheep’s black face and limbs are part of the character’s original design dating back to the show’s creation by Nick Park and Bob Baker, and that Japan does not share the same historical association between dark face paint and racial caricature that exists in the United States and United Kingdom. As of this week, Tanda had not issued her own public statement addressing the controversy.
Hazuki Tanda, a 25-year-old Japanese voice actress known for roles in D4DJ and BanG Dream!, has drawn international backlash after posting Halloween photos of herself in a Shaun the Sheep costume, her face painted black and holding a banana alongside vegetables. Tanda, who is affiliated with Platinum Production and voices Miyu Sakurada in the D4DJ franchise, shared the photos on X on October 31, 2026, recreating the British stop-motion character’s black-faced, white-wooled design from the Shaun the Sheep television series and films. The post quickly drew criticism from international, largely Black, social media users who said the combination of blackened face paint, the cotton-like costume and the banana prop evoked racist imagery historically associated with blackface, regardless of her intent. One X user pressing the issue asked “Why is she doing blackface?” and raised questions about the history of the practice for American, Japanese and South Korean readers. The backlash spread rapidly on X, with the costume becoming a trending topic in Japan under the description of a voice actress facing overseas blackface criticism for a sheep cosplay. Many Japanese commenters defended Tanda, arguing she had simply recreated an animated sheep’s established design rather than impersonated a person. One Japanese voice actress, Haruka Suzumori, wrote online that it was “just a costume” and said “we in Japan do not care,” adding that “people will have to get over it.” Other Japanese social media users pointed out that Shaun the Sheep’s black face and limbs are part of the character’s original design dating back to the show’s creation by Nick Park and Bob Baker, and that Japan does not share the same historical association between dark face paint and racial caricature that exists in the United States and United Kingdom. As of this week, Tanda had not issued her own public statement addressing the controversy.
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