Emi Uwagawa is a Japanese voice actress affiliated with Aoni Production whose body of anime work touches the One Piece franchise.
Uwagawa's connection to One Piece falls within her wider output as a Japanese voice actress, though the specific character she performed has not surfaced among her most documented credits. Her better-known work centers on other long-running franchises rather than One Piece itself.
Born December 30 in Kobe, Hyogo, Uwagawa built her reputation largely through the Dynasty Warriors and Warriors Orochi game franchises, where she voices Sun Shang Xiang. She has remained affiliated with the talent agency Aoni Production throughout her career.
Uwagawa's connection to One Piece falls within her wider output as a Japanese voice actress, though the specific character she performed has not surfaced among her most documented credits.
Uwagawa built her reputation largely through the Dynasty Warriors and Warriors Orochi game franchises, where she voices Sun Shang Xiang.
She has remained affiliated with the talent agency Aoni Production throughout her career, one of the few concretely documented details about her professional history alongside her better known video game voice credits.
Uwagawa was born on December 30 in Kobe, a city in Hyogo Prefecture, Japan. The exact birth year is not part of her publicly documented biography, though the date and location are recorded.
Emi Uwagawa is a Japanese voice actress affiliated with Aoni Production, best known for voicing Sun Shang Xiang in the Dynasty Warriors and Warriors Orochi game franchises, whose body of anime work also touches the One Piece franchise.

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