Claudia Urbschat-mingues is a German voice actress from Berlin who voices Yoko Kayabuki in the German dub of Ghost in the Shell. The role is one of her credited performances within the franchise's German-language cast.
Claudia Urbschat-mingues voices Yoko Kayabuki in the German dub of Ghost in the Shell. Her performance contributes to the anime's German-speaking version.
From Berlin, Germany, Claudia Urbschat-mingues works as a voice actress in German-language dubbing. Her credit in Ghost in the Shell is the voice of Yoko Kayabuki.
Urbschat-mingues performs in the German dub of Ghost in the Shell rather than the original Japanese version. She voices the character Yoko Kayabuki in that release.
Claudia Urbschat-mingues is from Berlin, Germany. She voices Yoko Kayabuki in the German dub of Ghost in the Shell.
Yoko Kayabuki is the only character credited to Urbschat-mingues in Ghost in the Shell. No additional roles in the franchise are documented for her.

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