Mamiko Noto is a Japanese actress and singer who voices Rion Akao in Sakamoto Days, adding to a long list of anime credits going back to the late 1990s.
Noto voices Rion Akao in Sakamoto Days, bringing her recognizable delivery to the character within the Japanese cast. The role continues a career built on soft-spoken, emotionally layered performances across dozens of anime series. Her presence in the franchise reflects the trust major studios place in performers with decades of consistent, well-received work.
Noto has voiced numerous leading and supporting characters since the late 1990s, including Rin from Inuyasha, Kotomi Ichinose from Clannad, Satellizer L. Bridget from Freezing, and Sawako Kuronuma from Kimi ni Todoke. She received Seiyu Award nominations for her performances in School Rumble and Witchblade, and later won a Best Supporting Actor honor at the 18th Seiyu Awards. Beyond voice work, she has released character songs that charted on Oricon and has appeared as a guest at American anime conventions including Otakon and Anime Expo.
Mamiko Noto voices Rion Akao in Sakamoto Days, bringing her recognizable delivery to the character within the Japanese cast.
Mamiko Noto has voiced Rin in Inuyasha, Kotomi Ichinose in Clannad, Satellizer L. Bridget in Freezing, and Sawako Kuronuma in Kimi ni Todoke. Her career of leading and supporting roles dates back to the late 1990s.
Mamiko Noto received Seiyu Award nominations for her performances in School Rumble and Witchblade. She later won a Best Supporting Actor honor at the 18th Seiyu Awards.
Beyond voice acting, Mamiko Noto has released character songs that charted on Oricon, Japan's major music sales chart.
Mamiko Noto has appeared as a guest at American anime conventions including Otakon and Anime Expo.

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