Hisako Kanemoto
Voice ActorBorn December 16, 1987, Kanemoto Hisako works in Japan as a singer and voice actress under Production Baobab, sometimes performing under the alias Juri Aikawa, and she voices Nozomi Kujo in the Studio Pierrot anime Bleach.
Bleach Role
Kanemoto provides the voice of Nozomi Kujo, a character created for one of the anime's original story arcs that expand beyond Tite Kubo's manga. Nozomi becomes tied to Ichigo's group during this stretch of episodes, giving Kanemoto a prominent original heroine role rather than a manga-sourced part. The performance called for balancing warmth with the character's larger mystery.
Frequently Asked Questions
What characters has Hisako Kanemoto voiced?
Kanemoto provides the voice of Nozomi Kujo in Bleach, a character created for one of the anime's original story arcs that expand beyond Tite Kubo's manga. Nozomi becomes tied to Ichigo's group during this stretch of episodes, giving Kanemoto a prominent original heroine role.
Who is Hisako Kanemoto?
Born December 16, 1987, Hisako Kanemoto works in Japan as a singer and voice actress. She has pursued a dual career as a voice actress and recording artist since 2009.
Does Hisako Kanemoto perform music?
Yes, Kanemoto releases music at times under the stage name Juri Aikawa. This musical career runs alongside her voice acting work.
When did Hisako Kanemoto begin her career?
Kanemoto has been active since 2009 as both a voice actress and recording artist. She was born in 1987.
What talent agency represents Hisako Kanemoto?
Kanemoto is represented by the talent agency Production Baobab. She remains with the agency across both her voice acting and music work.
Sources & Information
This content is original writing by Daddy Jim Anime based on the Bleach anime series, manga, and official materials. Episode and chapter references are cited where applicable.
Rights holders
- Created byTite Kubo
- Published byShueisha
- Animated byStudio Pierrot
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