Yuri Shiratori
Voice ActorYuri Shiratori is a Japanese voice actress and singer who provided the Japanese voice of Rita in Berserk.
Berserk Role
Shiratori voiced Rita in the Japanese version of Berserk, bringing the character to life for the franchise's original-language audience. The role sits within a long career of anime voice work that stretches back to the late 1980s.
Career and Notable Roles
Active in the industry since 1989, Shiratori has built a career combining voice acting with music, recording as a singer alongside her anime and game roles. Her long tenure in the field has made her a familiar voice across multiple decades of Japanese animation.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who does Yuri Shiratori voice in Berserk?
Shiratori voiced Rita in the Japanese version of Berserk, bringing the character to life for the franchise's original-language audience. The role sits within a long career of anime voice work that stretches back to the late 1980s.
When did Yuri Shiratori begin her voice acting career?
Shiratori has been active in the industry since 1989, giving her a career stretching back more than three decades. She was born in 1968.
Is Yuri Shiratori a singer as well as a voice actress?
Yes, Shiratori has built a career combining voice acting with music, recording as a singer alongside her anime and game roles throughout her career.
Who is Yuri Shiratori?
Yuri Shiratori is a Japanese voice actress and singer best known for providing the Japanese voice of Rita in Berserk. Born in 1968, she has worked in the industry since 1989.
Has Yuri Shiratori worked across multiple decades of Japanese animation?
Yes, her long tenure in the field has made Shiratori a familiar voice across multiple decades of Japanese animation. She debuted in the industry in 1989 and has continued working since.
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