Miki Itō voices Alice Itsuki, Princess D, and Sailor Buri in Sailor Moon, three roles performed in the original Japanese cast. Born in Tokyo in 1962, she has worked as a voice actor since 1985.
Miki Itō voices five characters in Sailor Moon's original Japanese cast: Alice Itsuki, Princess D, Sailor Buri, Thetis, and U-Bara. All five credits are performed in Japanese.
Itō is credited with five roles in Sailor Moon: Alice Itsuki, Princess D, Sailor Buri, Thetis, and U-Bara. Each is voiced in the series' original Japanese cast.
Miki Itō is a Japanese voice actress born in Tokyo in 1962 who has worked since 1985. In Sailor Moon, she is credited with five roles in the original Japanese cast.
Yes, Itō performs in Sailor Moon's original Japanese voice cast rather than a dub. Her five credited characters are Alice Itsuki, Princess D, Sailor Buri, Thetis, and U-Bara.
October 21, 1962, is Miki Itō's date of birth. She holds five character credits in Sailor Moon's original Japanese cast.

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