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Akira Sekine

Voice Actor

Akira Sekine is a Japanese voice actress affiliated with the talent agency Aptepro, and she voices Hairu Ihei in the Japanese-language version of Tokyo Ghoul:re.

Agency: Aptepro
Role: Voice Actor
Nationality: Japanese
Years Active: 2014-present
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Tokyo Ghoul Role

Sekine voices Hairu Ihei in the original Japanese audio of Tokyo Ghoul:re. Ihei is a First Class Ghoul Investigator, the deputy leader of S1 Squad, and a veteran of the Owl Suppression Operation who later serves under Kishou Arima on Squad 0. Sekine brings the character's sharp, energetic personality to the role across her appearances in the series.

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Career and Notable Roles

Sekine has worked as a voice actress since 2014 and is signed to the agency Aptepro. Her filmography spans supporting and background roles across a range of Japanese anime productions.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who does Akira Sekine voice in Tokyo Ghoul?

Akira Sekine voices Hairu Ihei in the Japanese-language version of Tokyo Ghoul:re. Ihei is a First Class Ghoul Investigator and the deputy leader of S1 Squad.

What is Hairu Ihei's background in Tokyo Ghoul:re?

Hairu Ihei is a veteran of the Owl Suppression Operation who later serves under Kishou Arima on Squad 0. Sekine brings the character's sharp, energetic personality to the role across her appearances in the series.

When did Akira Sekine start voice acting?

Akira Sekine has worked as a voice actress since 2014. Her filmography spans supporting and background roles across a range of Japanese anime productions.

What talent agency is Akira Sekine signed to?

Akira Sekine is signed to the Japanese talent agency Aptepro. She voices Hairu Ihei in the original Japanese audio of Tokyo Ghoul:re.

What is Akira Sekine best known for?

Akira Sekine is best known among Tokyo Ghoul fans for voicing Hairu Ihei with a sharp, energetic performance. Her broader career has focused on supporting and background parts across Japanese anime.

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