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Manaka Iwami

Voice Actor

Manaka Iwami is a Japanese voice actress and two-time Seiyu Award winner; in the Japanese version of Spy x Family she voices Millie Myers, one of Yor Forger's Berlint City Hall coworkers.

Role: Voice Actor
Nationality: Japanese
Years Active: 2016-present
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Spy x Family Role

Iwami voices Millie Myers in the Japanese version of Spy x Family, a chatty coworker of Yor Forger's at Berlint City Hall who trades in relationship talk and office gossip. The supporting part arrives during a period when Iwami's profile has climbed quickly on the strength of acclaimed lead performances elsewhere. Landing a role in a series this widely watched reflects that rising standing, and her career itself began in 2016.

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Career and Notable Roles

Iwami has earned major industry recognition early on, picking up the Best Rookie Actress honor at the industry's 13th installment of the Seiyu Awards, then returning years later to win Best Supporting Actor at the 18th Seiyu Awards ceremony. Those two wins mark her as one of the more decorated younger voice actresses working in anime today; her career began in 2016.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who does Manaka Iwami voice in Spy x Family?

Iwami voices Millie Myers in the Japanese version, a chatty coworker of Yor Forger's at Berlint City Hall who trades in relationship talk and office gossip.

When did Manaka Iwami start voice acting?

Iwami's career began in 2016.

Has Manaka Iwami won any awards?

Iwami won the Best Rookie Actress honor at the 13th Seiyu Awards, an early recognition in her career.

Who is Manaka Iwami?

Manaka Iwami is a Japanese voice actress born in 1998.

What is Manaka Iwami best known for?

Iwami returned years after her rookie win to take Best Supporting Actor at the 18th Seiyu Awards, making her one of the more decorated younger voice actresses working in anime today.

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