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Hitomi Harada

Voice Actor

Hitomi Harada is a Japanese voice actor and vocalist from Yamaguchi Prefecture who has worked in the industry since 2003. In Bleach, she provides the Japanese voice of Menoly Mallia.

Role: Voice Actor
Nationality: Japanese
Years Active: 2003-present
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Bleach Role

Harada's credit on Bleach is the original Japanese voice of Menoly Mallia, her sole confirmed role in the series. The performance comes from an entertainment career that combines voice acting with work as a vocalist, active since 2003 and rooted in her native Yamaguchi Prefecture.
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Frequently Asked Questions

Which character does Hitomi Harada voice in Bleach?

Hitomi Harada voices Menoly Mallia in the original Japanese cast of Bleach. It is her sole confirmed role in the series.

Who is Hitomi Harada in the Bleach voice cast?

Hitomi Harada is a Japanese voice actor and vocalist who performs Menoly Mallia in the original Japanese version of Bleach. She has worked in the industry since 2003.

Is Hitomi Harada part of the original Japanese cast of Bleach?

Yes, Hitomi Harada is part of the original Japanese cast of Bleach. She voices the character Menoly Mallia in that production.

What does Hitomi Harada do besides voice acting?

Alongside voice acting, Hitomi Harada also works as a vocalist. She is credited as the original Japanese voice of Menoly Mallia in Bleach.

Where is Hitomi Harada from?

Hitomi Harada is from Yamaguchi Prefecture, Japan. She voices Menoly Mallia in the original Japanese cast of Bleach.

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