Tomomi Tenjinbayashi is a Japanese voice actress from Hokkaido, born on June 8th. Her career in anime began in 2009 with a role in the television series Shin Koihime Musashi. She is affiliated with the talent management office Kenyu Office.

Tenjinbayashi is known for her work in several major anime franchises. In the long-running series Case Closed, she voiced a minor character, Student E, in the 2011 episode The Screaming Operation Room. She has also been part of the Gundam franchise, contributing her voice to Mobile Suit Gundam AGE. Another notable role from this period was as the character Kenichi in the 2013 anime Ninja Hattori-kun Returns. She is also credited in the anime series Train Heroes.

In addition to television work, Tenjinbayashi has participated in several high-profile animated films. She was part of the ensemble voice cast for the 2014 block hit Stand by Me Doraemon, credited in the "additional voices" role. The following year, she again voiced a minor role, credited as "Children #3," in the 2015 Doraemon film, Doraemon: Nobita's Space Heroes.

Beyond anime, her work extends to video games, where she voiced the character Tian Wei in the 2010 game Shin Koihime Musashi: Otome Ryouran Sangokushi Engi. This character, also known as Ten'i, was a role she consistently played across multiple related anime and game projects in the Koihime Musashi franchise.

Through these roles, Tenjinbayashi has established a steady career in the industry, contributing to a variety of popular and long-standing series.