A Japanese voice actress with Kenyu Office, Sara Matsumoto plays Namida Suzumeno in the Naruto franchise, which is animated by Studio Pierrot.
Matsumoto voices Namida Suzumeno, a young kunoichi of the Hidden Leaf who belongs to the franchise's newer generation of Academy students. Namida is a sensitive, easily tearful girl whose timid exterior conceals a surprisingly potent ability. The part suits Matsumoto's range for soft-spoken, youthful characters.
Elsewhere in anime, Matsumoto has taken leading and supporting parts, among them Towa Higurashi in the Inuyasha sequel Yashahime, Hiro Kurusu in the koto-club drama Kono Oto Tomare! Sounds of Life, plus the lead role of Jim in Back Arrow. She has worked under the Kenyu Office agency across her career.
Matsumoto has taken leading and supporting anime parts, including Towa Higurashi in the Inuyasha sequel Yashahime, Hiro Kurusu in Kono Oto Tomare! Sounds of Life, and the lead role of Jim in Back Arrow. She also voices Namida Suzumeno in the Naruto franchise.
Matsumoto voices Namida Suzumeno, a young kunoichi of the Hidden Leaf who belongs to the franchise's newer generation of Academy students. Namida is a sensitive, easily tearful girl whose timid exterior conceals a surprisingly potent ability.
Matsumoto took the lead role of Jim in Back Arrow, one of her more prominent leading parts. She has also played Towa Higurashi in the Inuyasha sequel Yashahime.
Matsumoto has worked under the Kenyu Office agency across her career. She has been active as a voice actress since 2013.
Sara Matsumoto was born in 1992 and started her voice acting career in 2013. She voices Hiro Kurusu in the koto-club drama Kono Oto Tomare! Sounds of Life.
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