
Suzuko Mimori works in Japan as an actress and singer, and voices Roma Hoito, a ghoul waitress at the Anteiku coffee shop, in Tokyo Ghoul. She is best known for playing Umi Sonoda in the Love Live! franchise.
Mimori voices Roma Hoito, a ghoul who works as a waitress at the Anteiku coffee shop and becomes fascinated by the stories protagonist Ken Kaneki tells. The role places her within Anteiku's ensemble of ghoul staff, a group that also includes characters voiced by Sora Amamiya and Takayuki Sugo. It adds a supporting credit to a career largely built on lead roles in idol and magical-girl themed franchises.
Mimori is best known for voicing Umi Sonoda, one of the central members of the idol group in Love Live!, and for playing Hikari Kagura in the stage-drama-inspired Revue Starlight. She has also voiced Anju Shiratori in Kiratto Pri Chan and the magical-girl heroine Asumi Fuurin, known as Cure Earth, who appears in Healin' Good Pretty Cure. Mimori works as both an actress and singer alongside her voice acting career.
Suzuko Mimori voices Roma Hoito, a ghoul who works as a waitress at the Anteiku coffee shop. The role places her within Anteiku's ensemble of ghoul staff, alongside characters voiced by Sora Amamiya and Takayuki Sugo.
Roma Hoito becomes fascinated by the stories protagonist Ken Kaneki tells at Anteiku. It adds a supporting credit to a career largely built on lead roles in idol and magical-girl franchises.
Mimori is best known for voicing Umi Sonoda, one of the central members of the idol group in Love Live!. She also plays Hikari Kagura in the stage-drama-inspired Revue Starlight.
Mimori has voiced Anju Shiratori in Kiratto Pri Chan and the magical-girl heroine Asumi Fuurin, known as Cure Earth, in Healin' Good Pretty Cure. Those roles sit alongside her supporting Tokyo Ghoul credit as Roma Hoito.
Mimori has been active since 2010, working as both an actress and singer alongside her voice acting career. She was born in 1986.
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