Arisa Ogasawara
Voice ActorArisa Ogasawara is a Japanese voice actress born September 30, 1980, in Tokyo. She voices Pao Meifa in Cowboy Bebop, her sole credited role documented in the franchise.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which character does Arisa Ogasawara voice in Cowboy Bebop?
Arisa Ogasawara voices Pao Meifa in Cowboy Bebop. It is her sole credited role documented in the franchise.
Who is Arisa Ogasawara?
Arisa Ogasawara is a Japanese voice actress born in Tokyo in 1980. She provides the Japanese voice of Pao Meifa in Cowboy Bebop.
Is Arisa Ogasawara part of the original Japanese cast of Cowboy Bebop?
Yes, Ogasawara's performance as Pao Meifa is part of the original Japanese cast of Cowboy Bebop. It is her only credited role in the series.
When was Arisa Ogasawara born?
Arisa Ogasawara was born on September 30, 1980, in Tokyo, Japan. She voices Pao Meifa in the original Japanese cast of Cowboy Bebop.
Where is Arisa Ogasawara from?
Arisa Ogasawara is from Tokyo, Japan, and holds Japanese nationality. She voices Pao Meifa in Cowboy Bebop.
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