Kimiko Saitō is a Nagano-born Japanese voice actress represented by Aoni Production, best known in Tokyo Ghoul for voicing the villainous crime boss Big Madam, in an anime produced by Studio Pierrot.
Saitō voiced Big Madam, an obese and influential ghoul who ran an extensive black market network and once kept a young Juuzou Suzuya as an abused human pet. The character is defined by an over-the-top, garish presentation, heavy makeup, excessive jewelry, and tinted sunglasses, and Saitō leaned into that theatricality for the performance. Big Madam's criminal operation made her a major CCG target, tying the character into the series' wider ghoul underworld plotlines.
Saitō's other notable credits include Chieko in Princess Jellyfish and Hiroko in Blue Drop, plus the mysterious Sister from Eden of the East and Rem in Death Note. Her narration work has run alongside these acting credits, and she has remained a steady presence at Aoni Production since the early 2000s.
Saitō voiced Big Madam, an obese and influential ghoul who ran an extensive black market network and once kept a young Juuzou Suzuya as an abused human pet. The character's criminal operation made her a major CCG target.
Saitō's other notable credits include Chieko in Princess Jellyfish and Hiroko in Blue Drop. Both roles sit alongside her Tokyo Ghoul work in her filmography.
Saitō voices Rem in Death Note. That role adds to her range beyond the villainous Big Madam in Tokyo Ghoul.
Kimiko Saitō is a Nagano-born Japanese voice actress represented by Aoni Production. She has remained a steady presence at the agency since the early 2000s.
Saitō's narration work has run alongside her acting credits, which also include the mysterious Sister from Eden of the East. She has built a career combining both narration and voice acting.

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