Haruhi Nanao is a Japanese voice actress and singer with 81 Produce who voiced Rin Nohara in Naruto, the Studio Pierrot ninja anime.
In Naruto, Nanao provided the Japanese voice of Rin Nohara, the medical ninja who trained alongside Kakashi and Obito on Minato's genin squad. Rin appears largely through flashbacks, yet her fate drives Obito's fall from grace, which gives the role real emotional weight in Studio Pierrot's telling of the story.
Nanao has worked as a voice actress and singer since the late 1990s and is represented by the agency 81 Produce. She was born in Tokyo on February 11, 1973, and earlier in her career performed under the name Haruhi Terada before taking her mother's maiden name.
Haruhi Nanao provides the Japanese voice of Rin Nohara, the medical ninja who trained alongside Kakashi and Obito on Minato's genin squad. Rin appears largely through flashbacks in Studio Pierrot's Naruto.
Rin Nohara's fate drives Obito's fall from grace, giving her flashback appearances real emotional weight in the story. Though she appears only in the past, the character shapes one of Naruto's central tragedies.
Nanao is represented by the agency 81 Produce. She has worked as a voice actress and singer under that agency since the late 1990s.
Haruhi Nanao was born in Tokyo on February 11, 1973. She has worked in the Japanese voice acting industry since 1997.
Earlier in her career, Nanao performed under the name Haruhi Terada before taking her mother's maiden name. She has been credited as Haruhi Nanao since that change.
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