Shino Shimoji
Voice ActorShimoji works as a voice actress and singer in Japan, hailing from Okinawa Prefecture and signed to Aoni Production; in the One Piece anime from Toei Animation, she provides the voice of Shin Jaiya.
One Piece Role
Shimoji lends her voice to the character Shin Jaiya in the Japanese version of One Piece, contributing to the anime's large ensemble cast under Toei Animation. The role adds to a voice-acting resume built since her debut in 2011.
Career and Notable Roles
Beyond voice acting, Shimoji pursues a parallel music career under Aoni Production, having debuted as a singer in 2016 when she performed the opening theme for the anime Magic of Stella. She continues to balance both singing and voice work as part of her ongoing career in Japanese entertainment.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who does Shino Shimoji voice in One Piece?
Shino Shimoji voices the character Shin Jaiya in the Japanese version of One Piece, contributing to the anime's large ensemble cast under Toei Animation.
Where is Shino Shimoji from?
Shimoji hails from Okinawa Prefecture in Japan, where she began her career as a voice actress and singer.
What talent agency represents Shino Shimoji?
Shimoji is signed to Aoni Production, where she pursues parallel careers in voice acting and music.
When did Shino Shimoji begin her singing career?
Shimoji debuted as a singer in 2016, performing the opening theme for the anime Magic of Stella.
When did Shino Shimoji make her voice acting debut?
Shimoji debuted as a voice actress in 2011, several years before she began her parallel career as a singer in 2016.
Sources & Information
This content is original writing by Daddy Jim Anime based on the One Piece anime series, manga, and official materials. Episode and chapter references are cited where applicable.
Rights holders
- Created byEiichiro Oda
- Published byShueisha
- Animated byToei Animation
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