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Nanako Mori

Voice Actor

Nanako Mori, born in 1988 in Fukuoka Prefecture, is a Japanese voice actress. In Fruits Basket, she provides the Japanese voice of Akimoto, part of the series' cast.

Role: Voice Actor
Nationality: Japanese
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Fruits Basket Role

Nanako Mori's Fruits Basket credit is Akimoto, voiced in the original Japanese-language version of the anime by the Fukuoka Prefecture-born actress, born in 1988.
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Frequently Asked Questions

Which character does Nanako Mori voice in Fruits Basket?

Nanako Mori voices Akimoto in the original Japanese version of Fruits Basket. It is the only credited role recorded for her in the franchise.

Who is Nanako Mori in the Fruits Basket cast?

Nanako Mori is a Japanese voice actress born in Fukuoka Prefecture. In Fruits Basket she is part of the original Japanese cast, voicing Akimoto.

When was Nanako Mori born?

Mori was born on December 13, 1988. She voices Akimoto in the original Japanese version of Fruits Basket.

Where is Nanako Mori from?

Mori hails from Fukuoka Prefecture, Japan, and holds Japanese nationality. She is credited as the Japanese voice of Akimoto in Fruits Basket.

Is Nanako Mori part of the original Japanese cast of Fruits Basket?

Yes, Mori's Akimoto performance was recorded for the original Japanese version of Fruits Basket, not a dub. It is her only listed credit in the franchise.

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