
Maaya Sakamoto is a Japanese actress and singer with an extensive voice acting career, including a voice credit connected to the One Piece franchise alongside decades of prominent anime, video game, and film dubbing roles.
Sakamoto is credited among the voice cast connected to the One Piece franchise, though the specific character attached to this appearance is not documented in available sources. Such guest or supporting contributions are consistent with her frequent casting in high-profile anime projects throughout her career.
Sakamoto debuted as a voice actress in 1992 and rose to prominence as Hitomi Kanzaki in Vision of Escaflowne, later voicing major characters such as Ciel Phantomhive in Black Butler, Haruhi Fujioka in the series Ouran High School Host Club, and Aerith Gainsborough across the Final Fantasy VII series of games. Beyond voice acting, she has recorded music since the mid-1990s, scoring multiple top ten Oricon hits and topping the albums chart with her 2011 release You Can't Catch Me.

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Maaya Sakamoto rose to prominence voicing Hitomi Kanzaki in Vision of Escaflowne. She also went on to voice Haruhi Fujioka in Ouran High School Host Club.
Sakamoto is also known for voicing Ciel Phantomhive in Black Butler. Beyond anime, she has voiced Aerith Gainsborough across the Final Fantasy VII series of video games.
Maaya Sakamoto has recorded music since the mid 1990s, scoring multiple top ten hits on Japan's Oricon chart. Her 2011 album You Can't Catch Me topped the Oricon albums chart outright.
Maaya Sakamoto is credited among the voice cast connected to the One Piece franchise, though the specific character has not been documented in available sources. Such guest appearances are consistent with her frequent casting in major anime productions.
Maaya Sakamoto debuted as a voice actress in 1992. She was born in 1980 and has continued working in the industry ever since.
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