Emi Shinohara
Voice Actor · 1 anime series
Emi Shinohara was born on August 8, 1963, in Japanese, and is 62 years old. Emi Shinohara began their professional voice acting career in 1986, accumulating over 40 years of experience in the anime industry. Their credited roles include Julia in Cowboy Bebop since 1998. Voice acting (seiyuu) in Japan is a highly competitive profession, with performers often training for years before securing major roles. Leading seiyuu are celebrated figures in Japanese pop culture, frequently performing at live events and releasing music alongside their acting work.
Biography
Japanese voice actress (1963–2024) best known as Makoto Kino / Sailor Jupiter in the original Sailor Moon anime and Kaho Mizuki in Cardcaptor Sakura.
Character Roles (2)
Anime Roles (1)
Emi Shinohara has voiced characters in 1 anime series.
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