Asami Yoshikawa is a Japanese voice actress who voices Kashiko Sekigai, known by the hero name Sensor Girl, in the My Hero Academia: Training of the Dead OVA.
Yoshikawa voices Kashiko Sekigai, a student at Isami Academy High School who goes by the hero name Sensor Girl, in the My Hero Academia: Training of the Dead original video anime. The part places her within a spinoff installment of the franchise that follows a different cast of student heroes outside U.A. High School.

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Asami Yoshikawa voices Kashiko Sekigai, known by the hero name Sensor Girl, in the My Hero Academia: Training of the Dead original video anime. It is her sole credited role within the main My Hero Academia franchise.
My Hero Academia: Training of the Dead is an original video anime spinoff that follows a different cast of student heroes at Isami Academy High School, outside the franchise's usual U.A. setting. Asami Yoshikawa voices one of its students, Kashiko Sekigai, under the hero name Sensor Girl.
Outside My Hero Academia, Asami Yoshikawa voices Omitsu in Onihei and a female instructor in Attack on Titan. Those credits sit alongside her voice work for the franchise's Training of the Dead spinoff.
Yes, Asami Yoshikawa also works in stage acting, appearing in Japanese theatrical productions. That live performance work runs alongside her anime credits in Onihei and Attack on Titan.
Asami Yoshikawa is a Japanese voice actress who voices Kashiko Sekigai, known as Sensor Girl, in the My Hero Academia: Training of the Dead OVA. Her career also includes anime roles in Onihei and Attack on Titan, plus stage acting in Japanese theatrical productions.
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