Hiromi NISHIKAWA (voice actress)
Family name (in kanji):
西川
Given name (in kanji):
宏美
Date of birth:
1972-12-29
Hometown:
Tokyo, Japan
Hobbies:
Ceramics
Computers
Website:
Hiromi Nishikawa @ Aoni Production (Japanese)
Non-anime roles:
Rasetsu (Upper Mouth) in "Hyakujuu Sentai Gaoranger" (TV Series) (Japanese)
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Cast in:
Angelic Layer (TV) as Yuuko Inada
Blue Gender (TV) as Minh
Bobobo-bo Bo-bobo (TV) as Torpedo Girl
Crayon Shin-chan: Arashi wo Yobu Eikou no Yakiniku Road (movie) as Shitada's wife
Gegege no Kitarō (TV 4/1996)
Gegege no Kitarō (TV 5/2007) as Agent (ep 2)
Gegege no Kitarō: Daikaijū (movie)
Ghost Sweeper Mikami (TV) as Bunny Girl (ep 25); Child (ep 22)
Kakyuusei 2 (TV) as Fumi Yokomizo
Record of Lodoss War: Chronicles of the Heroic Knight (TV) as Karla (ep 2)
Sailor Moon R (TV) as Child (ep 79); Girl (ep 76); Girl Student (ep 80); Shop Clerk (ep 70)
Sailor Moon R Movie: Promise of the Rose as Campanula
Sailor Moon S (TV) as Daimon (ep 106); Ironder (ep 105); Member 2 (ep 110)
Sailor Moon SuperS (TV) as Buranko (ep 138); Gitanko (ep 141)
Slam Dunk (TV) as Matsui
Yu-Gi-Oh! (TV) as Blue (ep 22)
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