Category
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Momoko Kōchi
Japanese actress (1932-1998)
Rinko Kikuchi
Japanese actress
Chiaki Kuriyama
Japanese actress and singer
Yu Aoi
Japanese actress
Nana Mizuki
Japanese voice actress, singer and narrator
Machiko Kyō
Japanese actress (1924-2019)
Kotono Mitsuishi
Japanese voice actress
Anna Sawai
Japanese actress and singer
Haruka Tomatsu
Japanese voice actress and singer (born 1990)
Junko Takeuchi
Japanese actress and voice actress
Risa Niigaki
Japanese singer, actress, dancer, and model
Maki Horikita
Japanese actress
Aya Hirano
Japanese voice actress and singer
Mamiko Noto
Japanese voice actress and singer
Mayumi Tanaka
Japanese actress, voice actress and narrator
Erika Sawajiri
Japanese actress, singer and model
Kasumi Arimura
Japanese actress
Ami Koshimizu
Japanese voice actress
Yūko Araki
Japanese actress and model
Maaya Uchida
Japanese voice actress and singer
Aki Toyosaki
Japanese voice actress
Miyuki Sawashiro
Japanese voice actress
Tsuru Aoki
Japanese actress (1892–1961)
Kana Asumi
Japanese voice actress and singer
Noriko Hidaka
Japanese actress, voice actress and singer
Hiromi Tsuru
Japanese actress, voice actress and narrator (1960–2017)
Meisa Kuroki
Japanese actress, model and singer
Suzuko Mimori
Japanese voice actress
Mariya Ise
Japanese voice actress
Masako Nozawa
Japanese voice actress and actress
Rika Ishikawa
Japanese actress, model, singer, dancer (former Morning Musume member)
Hitomi Nabatame
Japanese voice actress
Etsuko Ichihara
Japanese actress and seiyū
Yūko Minaguchi
Japanese voice actress
Mao Inoue
Japanese actress
Rie Miyazawa
Japanese actress
Sumi Shimamoto
Japanese voice actress
Mone Kamishiraishi
Japanese actress, talent, singer and narrator
Chiaki Omigawa
Japanese voice actress
Sada Yacco
Japanese actress (1871–1946)
Tarako
was a Japanese actress, voice actress and singer. Her debut role was as a preschooler on Urusei Yatsura. She was better known as the voice of Momoko "Maruko" Sakura, the titular character in the long-running anime series Chibi Maruko-chan from its debut in 1990 until its conclusion in 1992 and its subsequent revival, which premiered in 1995 and continues to air as of today. She was employed by the talent management firm Troubadour Musique Office.
Tomo Sakurai
Japanese voice actress
Ai Shinozaki
Japanese gravure idol, singer, and a former member of "AeLL."
Fujiko Yamamoto
Japanese actress
Suzuka Ohgo
Japanese actress
Misaki Kuno
Japanese voice actress
Mirei Kiritani
Japanese actress and model
Takako Matsu
Japanese actress and pop singer-songwriter
Kaori Nazuka
Japanese voice actress
Chisa Yokoyama
Japanese actress and voice actress
Asami Tano
Japanese actor and seiyū
Ai Orikasa
Japanese actress, voice actress and singer
Hikaru Shida
Japanese professional wrestler and actress
Yūko Kaida
Japanese actress and voice actress
Miyuki Hatoyama
Japanese actress
Yūko Mita
Japanese actress and voice actress
Kazuko Sugiyama
Japanese actress and voice actress
Chiemi Chiba
Japanese actress and voice actress
Asami Sanada
Japanese voice actress
Sumako Matsui
Japanese actor and singer (1886–1919)