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Ayahi Takagaki

Ayahi Takagaki

Voice Actor

Ayahi Takagaki is a Japanese voice actress and singer, a member of the idol group Sphere, who voices Itori in the original Japanese version of Tokyo Ghoul.

Role: Voice Actor
Nationality: Japanese
Years Active: 2006-present
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Tokyo Ghoul Role

Takagaki voices Itori, an old friend of Renji Yomo and Uta who runs the Helter Skelter bar and trades in underworld information as a member of the Clowns, in the Japanese version of Tokyo Ghoul. She additionally lends her voice to a young version of Ayato Kirishima in flashback scenes across the franchise.

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Career and Notable Roles

Takagaki has worked in voice acting since the mid-2000s; her early credits include the role of Jasmine on Deltora Quest, and separately, Lucia Nahashi on the series Venus Versus Virus. She is also an established singer, performing as one quarter of the idol group Sphere alongside three other voice actresses and contributing theme songs to various anime as part of her music career.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who does Ayahi Takagaki voice in Tokyo Ghoul?

Ayahi Takagaki voices Itori in the Japanese version of Tokyo Ghoul. Itori is an old friend of Renji Yomo and Uta who runs the Helter Skelter bar and trades underworld information as a member of the Clowns.

Does Ayahi Takagaki voice any other character in Tokyo Ghoul?

Yes, Takagaki also lends her voice to a young version of Ayato Kirishima in flashback scenes across the franchise, in addition to playing Itori.

What other anime has Ayahi Takagaki been in?

Ayahi Takagaki's early credits include the role of Jasmine on Deltora Quest and Lucia Nahashi on the series Venus Versus Virus.

Is Ayahi Takagaki a singer as well as a voice actress?

Yes, Takagaki is an established singer who performs as one quarter of the idol group Sphere alongside three other voice actresses, contributing theme songs to various anime.

When did Ayahi Takagaki start voice acting?

Ayahi Takagaki, born in 1985, has worked in voice acting since the mid-2000s.

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