About Sakiko Tamagawa
Born 1962. Sakiko Tamagawa is a Japanese seiyū, singer, actor, child actor and voice acting in Japan.
is a Japanese actress, voice actress and singer from Tokyo. She is affiliated with Sigma Seven.
Theatrical animation + List of voice performances in feature films Year Series Role Notes Source Aliens Newt 1989/1993 TV Asahi editions Austin Powers: The Spy Who Shagged Me Felicity Shagwell Heather Graham Braveheart Princess Isabella of France Sophie Marceau The Cable Guy Robin Harris Leslie Mann Dae Jang Geum Min Mee-geum Kim So-yi, Korean TV drama Dancer in the Dark Selma Ježková Björk Edward Scissorhands Kim Boggs Winona Ryder Gremlins Kate Beringer Phoebe Cates Gremlins 2: The New Batch Kate Beringer Phoebe Cates Little House on the Prairie Laura Melissa Gilbert A Little Romance Lauren King Diane Lane Live and Let DieSolitaireJane Seymour, 1988 TBS edition Mortified Brittany Flune Maia Mitchell The NeverEnding Story The Childlike Empress Tami Stronach, TV edition Once Upon a Time in China "13th Aunt" Yee Siu-kwan Rosamund Kwan Once Upon a Time in China II Once Upon a Time in China III Planet Terror Dakota McGraw Block Marley Shelton Sesame Street Zoe, Prairie Dawn The Sound of Music Louisa von Trapp Heather Menzies, Fuji TV edition
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Who is Sakiko Tamagawa?
Japanese actress, voice actress and singer
When was Sakiko Tamagawa born?
Sakiko Tamagawa was born on 20 January 1962 in Tokyo.
What is Sakiko Tamagawa's occupation?
Sakiko Tamagawa is a seiyū, singer, actor, child actor and voice acting in Japan.
What nationality is Sakiko Tamagawa?
Sakiko Tamagawa is Japanese.
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APA: Biography.guide. (2026). Sakiko Tamagawa. https://biography.guide/sakiko-tamagawa/
MLA: "Sakiko Tamagawa." Biography.guide, https://biography.guide/sakiko-tamagawa/.
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