Eriko Hara is a Japanese voice actress with a career dating back to the early 1980s. She voiced multiple characters in the original Sailor Moon anime, including one of the series' recurring named cast members.
In the original Sailor Moon anime, Hara voiced Unazuki Furuhata, a recurring supporting character, as well as the villain Sailor Iron Mouse. She additionally provided voices for several other characters, including Udering, Ms. JyaraJyara, Nipas, and Hebihanabiko. Her roles ranged from ordinary side characters to one-off antagonists across the series.
In the original Sailor Moon anime, Eriko Hara voices Unazuki Furuhata, a recurring supporting character, and the villain Sailor Iron Mouse. Both roles run through the series' first-generation TV run.
Beyond Unazuki Furuhata and Sailor Iron Mouse, Hara voices several smaller Sailor Moon parts: Udering, Ms. JyaraJyara, Nipas, and Hebihanabiko. Her roles range from ordinary side characters to one-off antagonists.
Eriko Hara is a Japanese voice actress born in 1959 with a career dating back to 1982. She has spent over four decades working across Japanese anime.
Eriko Hara performs under a stage name; her birth name is Setsuko Matsushita. She has used the Eriko Hara stage name throughout her voice acting career.
Hara is currently affiliated with the talent agency Beffect. She has continued working under that agency while voicing anime roles since the early 1980s.

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