Natsumi Takamori is a Japanese voice actress who voices the young version of Jotaro Kujo in flashback scenes of David Production's JoJo's Bizarre Adventure anime.
Takamori supplies the voice of Jotaro Kujo as a boy in flashback sequences of David Production's JoJo's Bizarre Adventure anime, a role that sits alongside Daisuke Ono's performance as the adult Jotaro who anchors Stardust Crusaders and later arcs. The part gives Takamori a brief but recognizable credit inside one of the franchise's central storylines.
Signed to the agency Raccoon Dog, Takamori is best known for playing the doomed transfer student Mei Misaki in Another and idol Miku Maekawa across The Idolmaster Cinderella Girls media. Her other credits span magical-girl and idol shows including Jewelpet Twinkle, Brave Witches, and Pretty Rhythm: Dear My Future, and she also records adult video game roles under the alias Yūka Kotorii.

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Natsumi Takamori is best known for playing the doomed transfer student Mei Misaki in Another and idol Miku Maekawa across The Idolmaster Cinderella Girls media. Her other credits include Jewelpet Twinkle, Brave Witches, and Pretty Rhythm: Dear My Future.
Takamori supplies the voice of Jotaro Kujo as a boy in flashback sequences of David Production's JoJo's Bizarre Adventure anime. The role sits alongside Daisuke Ono's performance as the adult Jotaro who anchors Stardust Crusaders and later arcs.
Takamori is signed to the talent agency Raccoon Dog. The agency represents her across her voice acting work.
Yes, Takamori records adult video game roles under the alias Yūka Kotorii. This work runs alongside her mainstream anime voice acting career.
Natsumi Takamori was born in 1987 and has been active in voice acting since 2009. Her career spans magical girl, idol, and mystery anime alike.
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