Sumire Morohoshi has worked as an actress and singer in Japan since childhood, hailing from Kanagawa Prefecture. In Tokyo Ghoul, she provides the voice of Hinami Fueguchi, a young ghoul who arrives in Tokyo's 20th ward with her mother.
Morohoshi voices Hinami Fueguchi, a ghoul around thirteen or fourteen years old who arrives in Tokyo's 20th ward together with her mother and becomes closely tied to the story's central cast. She began performing professionally as a child, so this role arrived well into an already established career. Hinami's arc as a young ghoul caught in the conflict between humans and ghouls gives Morohoshi a chance to portray both innocence and grief within the same character.
Morohoshi has worked professionally since early childhood, building a career across acting, voice acting, and music from her native Kanagawa Prefecture. Her discography includes recordings released through the Flying Dog label, where she launched a solo singing career alongside her acting and voice work. Her early start has given her an unusually long resume for a performer still relatively young in the industry.
Sumire Morohoshi voices Hinami Fueguchi, a ghoul around thirteen or fourteen years old who becomes closely tied to the story's central cast. Her arc gives Morohoshi a chance to portray both innocence and grief within the same character.
Hinami Fueguchi arrives in Tokyo's 20th ward together with her mother. That arrival draws her into the conflict between humans and ghouls that runs through the series.
Morohoshi has worked professionally since early childhood, with her career dating back to 2002. She hails from Kanagawa Prefecture, so the Hinami role arrived well into an already established career.
Yes, Morohoshi's discography includes recordings released through the Flying Dog label, where she launched a solo singing career. She has built that music work alongside her acting and voice acting.
Sumire Morohoshi was born in 1999. Her early start in the industry has given her an unusually long resume for a performer still relatively young in the field.

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