Akiko Hasegawa
Voice ActorIn Horimiya, Akiko Hasegawa voices Remi Ayasaki, a Japanese voice actress from Gunma Prefecture. It is her only credited role in the franchise.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which character does Akiko Hasegawa voice in Horimiya?
Akiko Hasegawa voices Remi Ayasaki in Horimiya. It is her only credited role in the franchise, delivered in the series' native Japanese language track.
Who is Akiko Hasegawa?
Akiko Hasegawa is a Japanese voice actress from Gunma Prefecture. She voices Remi Ayasaki in Horimiya.
Is Akiko Hasegawa part of the original Japanese cast of Horimiya?
Yes, Hasegawa's performance as Remi Ayasaki was delivered in the series' native Japanese language track. It is her sole listed credit in the franchise.
When was Akiko Hasegawa born?
Akiko Hasegawa's recorded birthday is April 14. She voices Remi Ayasaki in the original Japanese track of Horimiya.
Where is Akiko Hasegawa from?
Akiko Hasegawa is from Gunma Prefecture, Japan. She voices Remi Ayasaki in Horimiya, her only credited franchise role.
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