Hisako Kanemoto
Voice ActorHisako Kanemoto is a Japanese voice actress who also performs as a singer and voices Nao Toramaru in Sakamoto Days. Represented by the agency Production Baobab, she also works under the stage name Juri Aikawa and has been active in the industry since 2009.
Sakamoto Days Role
Hisako Kanemoto voices Nao Toramaru in Sakamoto Days, the TMS Entertainment adaptation of Yuto Suzuki's assassin manga. The role sits within a career she has built since 2009 as both a voice actress and a singer. Kanemoto is represented by Production Baobab and has occasionally performed under the alternate stage name Juri Aikawa.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who does Hisako Kanemoto voice in Sakamoto Days?
Hisako Kanemoto voices Nao Toramaru in Sakamoto Days, the TMS Entertainment adaptation of Yuto Suzuki's assassin manga. The role sits within a career she has built since 2009.
Who is Hisako Kanemoto?
Hisako Kanemoto is a Japanese voice actress born in 1987 who has been active in the industry since 2009. She has built her career under the agency Production Baobab.
What agency represents Hisako Kanemoto?
Kanemoto is represented by the agency Production Baobab. She has built her voice acting career under that representation since 2009.
Is Hisako Kanemoto also a singer?
Alongside her voice acting, Kanemoto records music and has released work as a singer. Her recording career runs in parallel with her anime work, which includes Nao Toramaru in Sakamoto Days.
Does Hisako Kanemoto use a stage name?
Kanemoto has occasionally performed under the alternate stage name Juri Aikawa, primarily for her music releases. This sits alongside her voice acting credits under her given name.
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