Mamiko Noto is a Japanese voice actress and singer who voices supporting characters Kanae Katagiri and Haruko in Bleach, the anime produced by Studio Pierrot.
In the original Japanese-language version of Bleach, Mamiko Noto lends her voice to two supporting characters, Kanae Katagiri and Haruko, joining a large ensemble cast for the Studio Pierrot production. The parts came during a period when Noto was already firmly established as one of the busiest actresses working in anime.
Noto has built one of the most recognizable resumes in the medium since debuting in 1998, taking on parts such as Kotomi Ichinose in Clannad, the role of Rin in Inuyasha, Sawako Kuronuma in the romance series Kimi ni Todoke, as well as Satellizer L. Bridget from Freezing, along with more recent work voicing Durandal in the mobile game Honkai Impact 3rd.
Beyond voice work, Noto has released character songs and solo albums that have charted on Japan's Oricon charts, and she has appeared as a guest at American anime conventions including Otakon and Anime Expo. Her performances have earned recognition from the industry's Seiyu Awards, including nominations for her work in School Rumble and Witchblade and a Best Supporting Actor win at the 18th ceremony.
Mamiko Noto voices two supporting characters in Bleach, Kanae Katagiri and Haruko. The roles came during a period when Noto was already one of the busiest actresses working in anime.
Noto is widely known for playing Kotomi Ichinose in Clannad and Rin in Inuyasha. She debuted in the anime industry in 1998.
Beyond Clannad and Inuyasha, Noto has voiced Sawako Kuronuma in Kimi ni Todoke, Satellizer L. Bridget in Freezing, and Durandal in the mobile game Honkai Impact 3rd.
Noto has released character songs and solo albums that have charted on Japan's Oricon charts. She has also appeared as a guest at American anime conventions including Otakon and Anime Expo.
Noto won Best Supporting Actor at the 18th Seiyu Awards and received nominations for her work in School Rumble and Witchblade. The recognition came alongside her decades-long voice acting career.
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