Chie Nakamura is a Japanese voice actress signed to Axlone who originated the role of Matsumae in Tokyo Ghoul, an anime produced by Studio Pierrot.
Nakamura originates Matsumae in the Japanese version of Tokyo Ghoul, a disciplined woman who has spent years serving the Tsukiyama family as both nanny and tutor to young master Shu while officially holding the title of General Manager at the Tsukiyama Group. Matsumae fights with a kagune that wraps around her arms to form a sword and shield, making her a capable defender of the household even as loyalty ultimately costs her life at Nimura Furuta's hands. The English dub voice for the character is handled separately by Julie Shields.
Chie Nakamura originates Matsumae in the Japanese version of Tokyo Ghoul, a disciplined woman who serves the Tsukiyama family as nanny and tutor to young master Shu while holding the title of General Manager at the Tsukiyama Group.
Chie Nakamura plays Matsumae in the Japanese version of Tokyo Ghoul, a disciplined woman who serves the Tsukiyama family as nanny and tutor to young master Shu while officially holding the title of General Manager.
Chie Nakamura is an established Japanese voice actress signed to the agency Axlone, with a career spanning years and lead roles that include Sakura Haruno in the Naruto franchise alongside her Tokyo Ghoul work as Matsumae.
Chie Nakamura is widely recognized for voicing Sakura Haruno throughout the Naruto franchise and Sophitia Alexandra in the Soulcalibur video game series.
Chie Nakamura, born in 1978, is signed to the agency Axlone and has worked in the industry since the late 1990s.

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