Arisa Ogasawara
Voice ActorBorn September 30, 1980, in Tokyo, Arisa Ogasawara is a Japanese voice actress who voices Reiko in Ghost in the Shell. It is her only credited role listed in the franchise.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who does Arisa Ogasawara voice in Ghost in the Shell?
Arisa Ogasawara voices Reiko in Ghost in the Shell. It is her only credited role listed in the franchise.
What is Arisa Ogasawara's nationality?
Arisa Ogasawara is Japanese, born in Tokyo in 1980. She voices Reiko in the original language performance of Ghost in the Shell.
Does Arisa Ogasawara perform Reiko's role in the original Japanese?
Yes, Ogasawara's Reiko performance is delivered in the original Japanese rather than a dub. It is her single credited role within the franchise's cast.
What is Arisa Ogasawara's date of birth?
Arisa Ogasawara was born on September 30, 1980, in Tokyo, Japan. She voices Reiko in Ghost in the Shell.
Is Reiko the only character Arisa Ogasawara voices in Ghost in the Shell?
Yes, Reiko is Arisa Ogasawara's only credited role in Ghost in the Shell. No additional characters are recorded for her in the franchise.
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