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Sayuri Yahagi

Voice Actor

Sayuri Yahagi is a Japanese voice actress with I'm Enterprise who voices Manami Okuda, the chemistry-minded student of Class 3-E, in the Assassination Classroom anime.

Agency: I'm Enterprise
Role: Voice Actor
Nationality: Japanese
Years Active: 2005-present
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Assassination Classroom Role

Yahagi voices Manami Okuda, a Class 3-E student whose talent for chemistry repeatedly gets channeled into experimental poisons and concoctions aimed at Korosensei. The character is a recurring presence throughout the series' television run.

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Career and Notable Roles

Born September 22, 1986, Yahagi is represented by the agency I'm Enterprise and made her debut in 2005 playing Karin Maaka, the lead of Chibi Vampire. She has since taken on a run of major parts: Michiru Hyodo in Saekano, Haruna Sairenji within the romantic comedy To Love Ru, Kodama Himegami in Maken-ki!, and the role of Kaya Miyoshi for Bakuman.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who does Sayuri Yahagi voice in Assassination Classroom?

Sayuri Yahagi voices Manami Okuda, a Class 3-E student whose talent for chemistry repeatedly gets turned into experimental poisons and concoctions aimed at Korosensei. The character is a recurring presence throughout the series' television run.

What is Sayuri Yahagi best known for?

Yahagi is best known for her 2005 debut role as Karin Maaka, the lead of Chibi Vampire. She is represented by the talent agency I'm Enterprise.

What other anime has Sayuri Yahagi been in?

Beyond Assassination Classroom, Yahagi has voiced Michiru Hyodo in Saekano, Kodama Himegami in Maken-ki!, and Kaya Miyoshi in Bakuman.

Who does Sayuri Yahagi voice in To Love Ru?

In the romantic comedy To Love Ru, Sayuri Yahagi voices Haruna Sairenji, one of the major supporting roles in the series.

Who is Sayuri Yahagi?

Sayuri Yahagi is a Japanese voice actress born September 22, 1986, represented by the agency I'm Enterprise. She has worked in anime since her 2005 debut as Karin Maaka in Chibi Vampire.

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