Tomoko Kaneda
Voice ActorTomoko Kaneda works in Japan as a voice actress and radio host, and voices Chip and Dip in the Japanese version of One Piece, an anime made by Toei Animation.
One Piece Role
Kaneda voices Chip and Dip in the original Japanese broadcast of One Piece. Her distinctive high-pitched delivery, the same quality that has made her a favorite for child characters throughout her career, carries into the role. It stands as one credit within a long list of anime appearances.
Career and Notable Roles
Kaneda spent eleven years with Aoni Production, went freelance in 2011, and by that autumn had joined Across Entertainment, building a career defined by youthful, high-pitched character types alongside separate work as a radio personality. She also performs as part of two vocal units, Drops with actresses such as Ai Nonaka and Mariko Kouda, and SD-Children alongside Miyu Matsuki, and originally studied architecture at Kanto Gakuin University before her acting career took hold.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who does Tomoko Kaneda voice in One Piece?
Kaneda voices Chip and Dip in the original Japanese broadcast of One Piece, an anime made by Toei Animation. It stands as one credit within a long list of anime appearances.
What is Tomoko Kaneda known for as a voice actress?
Kaneda has built a career defined by youthful, high-pitched character types, a distinctive delivery that has made her a favorite for child characters. That same quality carries into her One Piece role.
What talent agency represents Tomoko Kaneda?
Kaneda spent eleven years with Aoni Production before going freelance in 2011. By that autumn she had joined Across Entertainment.
What musical groups is Tomoko Kaneda part of?
Kaneda performs as part of two vocal units: Drops, alongside actresses such as Ai Nonaka and Mariko Kouda, and SD-Children, alongside Miyu Matsuki. Both sit alongside her separate work as a radio personality.
What did Tomoko Kaneda study before becoming a voice actress?
Kaneda originally studied architecture at Kanto Gakuin University before her acting career took hold. Born in 1973, she has been active in the industry since 2000.
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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