Osaka-born Katsue Miwa, real name Katsue Uchiyama, spent six decades from 1960 to her 2024 death working as a voice actress, actress, and narrator for the talent agency Aoni Production, and she is credited with a voice role in Toei Animation's One Piece.
Katsue Miwa's connection to One Piece is recorded as a voice credit, though the specific character she performed has not been confirmed in publicly available sources. It represents a small part of a six-decade catalog of voice-over work.
Working primarily through Aoni Production, Miwa built a lengthy body of work across anime, video games, film, and television commercials after entering the industry in 1960, and she was also active as a narrator and on-screen actress until her death in 2024.

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Katsue Miwa's connection to One Piece is recorded as a voice credit, though the specific character she performed has not been confirmed in publicly available sources. It represents a small part of a six-decade catalog of voice-over work.
Miwa worked primarily through the talent agency Aoni Production across her career in anime, video games, and other media.
Katsue Miwa was born in Osaka, Japan, in 1943 under her real name, Katsue Uchiyama. She carried this Japanese-born identity throughout a screen and voice career that took her far beyond her birth city.
Miwa's career ran from 1960 until her death in 2024, a span of six decades in Japanese entertainment.
Beyond voice-over work, Miwa was active as a narrator and on-screen actress, including television commercials, until her death in 2024.
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