1. Japanese Voice Actress
2. Notable Anime Roles
3. Personal Life
4. Recent Activities

Japanese Voice Actress

Early Life and Career

Japanese voice actress, singer, and radio personality, has lent her voice to countless anime and video game characters over the span of her career. Her voice work has earned her wide recognition and acclaim, as evidenced by her 18th place ranking in the Animage magazine's Grand Prix for Best Voice Actress in 1996.

Notable Anime Roles

1983: Ginga Hyouryuu Vifam (Kachua Person)
1985: Choujuu Kishin Dancougar (Laura Sullivan)
1987: Crisis Every Day (Cynthia)
1990: Mahou no Angel Sweet Mint (Mint)
1991: Dear Brother (Nanako Misono)
1993: Irresponsible Captain Tylor (Azalin)
1994: Final Fantasy: Legend of the Crystals (Queen Lenna)
1995: Armitage III (Naomi Armitage)
1996: Rurouni Kenshin (Sayo Magdalia)
1998: Weiß Kreuz (Sakura Tomoe)
2002: Full Moon wo Sagashite (Hazuki Koyama)
2007: Master of Epic: The Animation Age (Newtar (female))
Music Career

In addition to her voice acting career, is also known for her singing abilities. She has performed theme songs for several video games and anime series, including "Ending Theme ~ Shadow Hearts" for the PS2 game Shadow Hearts and "Aqua Stripe" for the PC and PS2 visual novel Ever 17: The Out of Infinity.

Personal Life

Is married and has two children. She is known for her outgoing personality and her love for her family. She is also an avid cat lover and enjoys spending time with her pets.

Recent Activities

In recent years, has continued to lend her voice to various anime projects, including the 2008 anime series Hyakko. She has also been active in radio broadcasting, hosting her own show on the Japanese radio station Bunka Hoso.

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