
Voice actress Sora Amamiya provides the Japanese voice of Touka Kirishima in Tokyo Ghoul, one of the series' central characters. She also works as a singer and songwriter in her own right.
Amamiya voices Touka Kirishima, a seventeen-year-old ghoul from Tokyo's 20th ward who works part-time as a waitress at the Anteiku coffee shop while hiding her identity from her human classmates. The role came early in her career, arriving not long after her 2012 debut, and helped establish her as a lead voice actress in major anime. Touka's arc, moving from a guarded, combative ghoul into a more open ally of protagonist Ken Kaneki, gave Amamiya a wide emotional range to draw on across the series.
Beyond Tokyo Ghoul, Amamiya has anchored several major franchises: she plays the goddess Aqua in the comedy hit KonoSuba, voices Elizabeth from The Seven Deadly Sins, and takes on the assassin Akame from Akame ga Kill. She has also voiced Sumire Yoshizawa in the game Persona 5 Royal and won a Best Rookie Actress award early in her career. Outside voice acting, she performs as a singer and songwriter, both solo and as a member of the trio TrySail alongside groupmates Momo Asakura and Shiina Natsukawa.
Sora Amamiya voices Touka Kirishima, a seventeen-year-old ghoul from Tokyo's 20th ward who works part-time as a waitress at the Anteiku coffee shop. She hides her identity from her human classmates while living this double life.
Amamiya debuted in 2012, and the role of Touka Kirishima came not long after, helping establish her as a lead voice actress in major anime. She also won a Best Rookie Actress award early in her career.
Amamiya plays the goddess Aqua in the comedy hit KonoSuba, voices Elizabeth from The Seven Deadly Sins, and takes on the assassin Akame from Akame ga Kill. She has also voiced Sumire Yoshizawa in the game Persona 5 Royal.
Yes, Amamiya performs as a singer and songwriter both solo and as a member of the trio TrySail. Her groupmates in TrySail are Momo Asakura and Shiina Natsukawa.
Touka's arc moves from a guarded, combative ghoul into a more open ally of protagonist Ken Kaneki. That shift gave Amamiya a wide emotional range to draw on across the series.
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