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Hisako Kanemoto

Hisako Kanemoto

Voice Actor

Hisako Kanemoto, who also performs under the stage name Juri Aikawa, voices Hinano Kurahashi, a Class 3-E student, in the Japanese version of Assassination Classroom, produced by studio Lerche.

Role: Voice Actor
Nationality: Japanese
Years Active: 2009-present
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Assassination Classroom Role

Kanemoto voices Hinano Kurahashi, one of the students in Korosensei's Class 3-E, in the Assassination Classroom anime. The part is a supporting classroom role within the show's large ensemble cast rather than a lead, typical of the mix of established and emerging talent cast throughout the series.

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Career and Notable Roles

Represented by Production Baobab, Kanemoto has worked as both a voice actress and a singer since debuting in 2009, and also records under the stage name Juri Aikawa.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What characters has Hisako Kanemoto voiced?

Kanemoto voices Hinano Kurahashi, one of the students in Korosensei's Class 3-E, in the Assassination Classroom anime. The character appears throughout the series as part of the classroom's roster of students.

Does Hisako Kanemoto sing?

Kanemoto has worked as both a voice actress and a singer since debuting in 2009. She records her music under the stage name Juri Aikawa.

What talent agency represents Hisako Kanemoto?

Kanemoto is represented by Production Baobab, which manages both her voice acting and music careers. The agency has backed her dual career since her 2009 debut.

When did Hisako Kanemoto start her career?

Kanemoto was born in 1987 and made her industry debut in 2009. Her Assassination Classroom role as Hinano Kurahashi came during that ongoing career.

Is Hinano Kurahashi a lead character in Assassination Classroom?

Hinano Kurahashi is a supporting role within Assassination Classroom's large ensemble cast, part of a mix of established and emerging talent cast throughout the series. The casting approach reflects how the show built out its many Class 3-E students.

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