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Cast in:
(English version)
AD Police (TV)
Bubblegum Crisis: Tokyo 2040 (TV) as TV Spokesgirl
Chance! Pop Sessions (TV) as Akari Mizushima
Colorful (TV) as Bathroom Babe; Bunny Hugger; Consolation Prize; Gap Chick; Girl on Stairs; Newscrowd; Office Worker; Swim Team; Virgin
Diamond Daydreams (TV) as Akari Harada
Excel Saga (TV) as Ropponmatsu 1
Full Metal Panic! (TV) as Seina Kaguyama (Ep. 9-12)
Gensomaden Saiyuki: Requiem (movie) as Hakuryu; Houran
Kino's Journey (TV) as Kino
Martian Successor Nadesico (TV) as Harumi; Mari; Seelie
Martian Successor Nadesico: The Motion Picture - Prince of Darkness as Chika; Female Flight Officer; Harumi Tanaka
Neo Ranga (TV) as Ushio Shimabara
Princess Nine (TV) as Seira Morimura
RahXephon (TV) as Helena Bähbem; young Helena Bähbem (Ep 15)
RahXephon: Pluralitas Concentio (movie) as Helena Bähbem
Rune Soldier (TV) as Celecia; Maid (Ep. 14); Odessa
Saiyuki (TV) as Hakuryu; Shunrei (Ep. 4)
(The) Samurai (OAV) as Takeshi's older sister
Steel Angel Kurumi (TV) as Kurumi
Steel Angel Kurumi 2 (TV) as Kurumi Mk. II
Steel Angel Kurumi Encore (OAV) as Kurumi
UFO Ultramaiden Valkyrie 3: Bride of Celestial Souls' Day (OAV)
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