Yurie Kobori is a Japanese voice actress and actress affiliated with Air Agency who is originally from Fukushima Prefecture. She provides Japanese voices for several supporting Tokyo Ghoul characters in the anime, produced by Studio Pierrot.
Kobori has voiced several supporting Tokyo Ghoul roles rather than a single recurring part, including the young version of protagonist Ken Kaneki in flashback scenes of the original anime, the doomed 11th ward ghoul Haru, Nishiki Nishio's girlfriend Kimi Nishino, and the CCG's 20th ward information head, Ruisawa. Her range across these small parts, from a frightened younger Kaneki to the composed investigator Ruisawa, shows her versatility as a supporting-cast voice actress within a single franchise.
Kobori voices the young version of protagonist Ken Kaneki in flashback scenes of the original Tokyo Ghoul anime. It is one of several supporting roles she has taken across the franchise.
Kobori voices Kimi Nishino, the girlfriend of ghoul character Nishiki Nishio, in Tokyo Ghoul. The role is one of several small supporting parts she has played in the series.
Kobori voices Ruisawa, the CCG's 20th ward information head, in Tokyo Ghoul. The composed investigator role contrasts with her other, more youthful Tokyo Ghoul characters.
Yes, Kobori voices Haru, a ghoul from the 11th ward whose storyline in Tokyo Ghoul ends in death. It is among the range of supporting roles that show her versatility within the franchise.
Kobori is originally from Fukushima Prefecture and is affiliated with the talent agency Air Agency. She has worked as both a live-action actress and voice actress since the early 2000s.

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