Shino Kakinuma is a Japanese voice actress from Tokyo best known as the original voice of Naru Osaka in the classic Sailor Moon anime.
Kakinuma originated the role of Naru Osaka, Usagi's best friend, in the original Sailor Moon anime, and later returned to the franchise voicing Keiko Tomoe in the Sailor Moon Crystal remake.
Kakinuma also voiced Suzuko in the 1980s remake of Mahou Tsukai Sally, and stepped in as Videl in Dragon Ball Kai during a hiatus taken by the role's regular actress, Yūko Minaguchi. Kakinuma's real-life husband is fellow voice actor Toshio Furukawa, and her professional home has long been the talent agency Aoni Production.
Kakinuma originated the role of Naru Osaka, Usagi's best friend, in the original Sailor Moon anime. She later returned to the franchise voicing Keiko Tomoe in the Sailor Moon Crystal remake.
Kakinuma voiced Suzuko in the 1980s remake of Mahou Tsukai Sally. The role stands alongside her Sailor Moon work as one of her recognizable anime credits.
Kakinuma stepped in as Videl in Dragon Ball Kai during a hiatus taken by the role's regular actress, Yūko Minaguchi. It was a temporary substitution rather than her original casting.
Kakinuma's real-life husband is fellow voice actor Toshio Furukawa. Her professional home has long been the talent agency Aoni Production.
Shino Kakinuma is a Japanese voice actress, born in 1965, who has worked in the anime industry since 1980. She is best known for originating the role of Naru Osaka in the original Sailor Moon anime.
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