Miki Narahashi is a Japanese voice actor born in 1960 with five credited roles in Sailor Moon, including Chagama, Kotarou, and Sonoko Ijuuin among others. All were performed in the original Japanese cast.
Miki Narahashi voices five characters in the original Japanese cast of Sailor Moon: Chagama, Gigaros, Kotarou, Sailor Leaguer, and Sonoko Ijuuin. These make up her complete documented work in the franchise.
Miki Narahashi is a Japanese voice actor born in 1960. She holds five credited roles in the original Japanese cast of Sailor Moon.
Yes, Narahashi performs in the original Japanese cast of Sailor Moon rather than a dubbed version. Her five credits there include Chagama and Sonoko Ijuuin.
Narahashi voices five characters in Sailor Moon: Chagama, Gigaros, Kotarou, Sailor Leaguer, and Sonoko Ijuuin. All five were performed in the original Japanese cast.
Miki Narahashi was born on January 25, 1960. She holds five character credits in the original Japanese cast of Sailor Moon.

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