Chiaki Takahashi works in Japan across voice acting, music, and gravure modeling, with a career stretching back to the late 1990s. She voices Queen in the original Japanese version of Dandadan.
In Dandadan's Japanese-language version, Takahashi lends her voice to Queen, one of the show's supernatural cast of characters. The role sits alongside a long list of anime and game credits she has built over more than two decades in voice work.
Beyond voice acting, Takahashi pursued a singing career, including time as a member of the idol group Aice5 and a solo debut single in 2011. She has been represented over the years by talent agencies including Aoni Production, Arts Vision, and more recently Avex Management, reflecting a career that blends anime roles with music and gravure modeling.
Chiaki Takahashi is known in Japan for combining voice acting with a music career and gravure modeling work, active since the late 1990s. That range makes her a recognizable multi-hyphenate performer beyond just anime roles.
Chiaki Takahashi voices Queen in Dandadan's Japanese-language version, one of the show's supernatural cast of characters. The role adds to more than two decades of voice work she has built since 1997.
Yes, Chiaki Takahashi was a member of the idol group Aice5 and released a solo debut single in 2011. Her music career runs alongside her voice acting and gravure modeling work.
Over the years, Chiaki Takahashi has been represented by talent agencies including Aoni Production, Arts Vision, and more recently Avex Management. That string of agency moves reflects a career spanning anime, music, and modeling.
Chiaki Takahashi, born in 1977, has been active in the industry since 1997. Her career stretches back nearly three decades across voice acting, music, and modeling.

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