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Miyako Endō

Voice Actor

Miyako Endō is a Japanese voice actress with Aoni Production who voiced Hiromi Matsuno and Oniwabandana in the Sailor Moon anime.

Agency: Aoni Production
Role: Voice Actor
Nationality: Japanese
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Sailor Moon Role

Endō contributed supporting voice work to the Sailor Moon anime, playing Hiromi Matsuno as well as a character credited as Oniwabandana. These smaller parts were part of the large ensemble of background and one-off characters that filled out the series alongside its main cast.

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Career and Notable Roles

Endō trained and has worked as a voice actress under Aoni Production, and graduated from Aoyama Gakuin University before building her acting career. She has remained associated with the agency throughout her time in the industry.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who does Miyako Endō voice in Sailor Moon?

Endō voiced Hiromi Matsuno and a character credited as Oniwabandana in the Sailor Moon anime. Both were among her contributions to the series' large supporting cast.

Who is Miyako Endō?

Miyako Endō is a Japanese voice actress born in 1965. She has spent her career affiliated with the talent agency Aoni Production, working on anime series including Sailor Moon.

What talent agency is Miyako Endō associated with?

Endō has trained and worked as a voice actress under the talent agency Aoni Production throughout her career. She has remained associated with the agency for the full span of her time in the industry.

What is Miyako Endō's educational background?

Endō graduated from Aoyama Gakuin University before building her acting career. Her education preceded her work as a voice actress with the talent agency Aoni Production.

What kind of roles did Miyako Endō play in Sailor Moon?

Endō's contributions to Sailor Moon, including Hiromi Matsuno and Oniwabandana, were part of the large ensemble of background and one-off characters that filled out the series alongside its main heroines. These smaller supporting roles reflect the scale of voice talent needed for a long-running series.

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