About Tomoko Kawakami
Lived 1970 – 2011 (aged 41). Tomoko Kawakami was a Japanese seiyū and voice acting in Japan.
was a Japanese voice actress. She was also known by her pen-name , and her Christian name . Having graduated from the Toho Gakuen College of Drama and Music, she was a member of Production Baobab.
Career Kawakami debuted in 1994 as a role of a boy in Metal Fighter Miku. Her first regular performance was in 1995 as Chiriko in Fushigi Yuugi. Two years after, she landed her first starring voice role as Utena Tenjou in Revolutionary Girl Utena. Aside from Chiriko and Utena, her famous roles are in Air (Misuzu Kamio), Bleach (Soifon), Chrono Crusade (Rosette Christopher), Hikaru no Go (Hikaru Shindo), Sgt. Frog (Fuyuki Hinata), Ape Escape (Natsumi),Yukiko Kawasaki (Dear Boys), Sugar (A Little Snow Fairy Sugar), Aria (Athena Glory), and Miu Fūrinji (Kenichi: The Mightiest Disciple).
Kawakami provided voices for young boys, girls and comical characters. The best-known genre of her roles are tomboyish characters (Soifon, Utena Tenjou). With such a powerful voice, she was often affiliated in paranormal and yuri-themed anime. She also made her name voicing the heroine in the Harukanaru Toki no Naka de series, based from the Neoromance game with the same title produced by Koei in 2000.
Illness and death In August 2008, Kawakami was diagnosed with ovarian cancer, which required surgery. During her battle with cancer over the next three years, replacement voice actresses stepped into most of her ongoing roles, although Kawakami managed to do some voice work until her retirement in early 2010. She died on June 9, 2011. Her death was met with an outpouring of grief. Kumiko Watanabe, a fellow voice actress and particularly close friend of hers who worked alongside Kawakami in series such as Klonoa and Sgt. Frog, responded on her web diary with condolences just two days after Kawakami's death. Her mother Shizuko thanked all her fans for their condolences in an online letter on 29 June 2011.
Filmography
Anime series Air - Misuzu Kamio Amaenaideyo!! - Sumi Ikuina A Little Snow Fairy Sugar - Sugar Angelic Layer - Madoka Fujisaki Aria - Athena Glory Ashita no Nadja - Stefan (in episode 31) Battle Athletes Victory - Chris Christopher Best Student Council - Cyndi Manabe Betterman - Sēme Bleach - Soifon (Episode 24 - 205) Cardcaptor Sakura - Rika Sasaki Chrono Crusade - Rosette Christopher Clannad - Girl from the Illusionary World Crush Gear Turbo - Yamano Kimomo Cyborg 009 - Cynthia Darker than BLACK - Amber Dear Boys - Yukiko Kawasaki Descendants of Darkness - Kazusa Otonashi Detective School Q - Kazuma Narusawa Di Gi Charat Nyo! - Chibi Akari, Kareida-san Doki Doki School Hours - Akane Kobayashi Elfen Lied - Mariko Emily of New Moon - Emily Byrd Starr F-Zero GP Legend - Sasuke Reina Fullmetal Alchemist - Kyle (in episode 9) Fushigi Yûgi, Fushigi Yūgi Oni, and Fushigi Yūgi Eikoden - Chiriko Gakuen Heaven - Satoshi Umino Gaiking - Lulu Gakko no Kaidan - Satsuki Miyanoshita Genesis of Aquarion - Futaba Great Teacher Onizuka - Hoshino (in episode 28) Godannar - Luna Harukanaru Toki no Naka de - Akane Motomiya Hikaru no Go - Hikaru Shindō I'm Gonna Be An Angel! - Noelle Jigoku Shōjo - Yoshimi Kuroda (in episode 1) Jibaku-kun - Pink Jinki: Extend - Elnie Tachibana Kanon - Sayuri Kurata Kara no Kyōkai - Ryougi Shiki (Drama CD) Magical Project S - Konoha Haida/Funky Connie Kenichi: The Mightiest Disciple - Miu Fūrinji Martian Successor Nadesico - Eri, Ai MegaMan NT Warrior - Princess Pride Mirmo! - Wakaba Mon Colle Knights - Fearī NieA 7 - Kāna Nodame Cantabile - Elise (main story in anime), Puririn (Purigorota) One Piece - Amanda Orphen: Revenge - Licorice Nelson Paranoia Agent - "Otokomichi/A Man's Path" manga heroine (Episode 4) Piano: The Melody of a Young Girl's Heart - Yūki Matsubara Pocket Monsters - Ayame, Takami, Hikari's Mimirol, Pokédex (Sinnoh region) Popotan - Mai/Konami Power Stone - Ayame Rune Soldier - Merrill Revolutionary Girl Utena - Utena Tenjō Saiyuki Reload series - Lirin Saru Get You -On Air- - Natsumi Sgt. Frog - Fuyuki Hinata (Episode 1 + 231) Shaman King - Pirika, Mini Mongomeri Space Pirate Mito - Mito Mitsukuni Steel Angel Kurumi - Eiko Kichijōji Tactics - Yōko The Law of Ueki - Ai Mori The Twelve Kingdoms - Rangyoku The World of Narue - Ran Tendō Those Who Hunt Elves - Annette, Emily Those Who Hunt Elves 2 - Annette, Pichi Tokyo Mew Mew - Ayano Uemura (in episode 34) Touch: Miss Lonely Yesterday - Kōchi Trinity Blood - Elise Wasmeyer (in episode 2) Uta Kata - Satsuki Takigawa VS Knight Ramune & 40 Fire - Trumpet Yakitate!! Japan - Princess Anne (episode 31)
Anime films (1998) - Momo Revolutionary Girl Utena: The Adolescence of Utena (1999) - Utena Tenjō Inuyasha the Movie: Affections Touching Across Time (2001) - Hari Lupin III: Alcatraz Connection (2001) - Monica Air (2005) - Misuzu Kamio Bleach: Memories of Nobody (2006) - Soifon Keroro Gunso the Super Movie (2006) - Fuyuki Hinata Bleach: The DiamondDust Rebellion (2007) - Soifon Keroro Gunso the Super Movie 2: The Deep Sea Princess (2007) - Fuyuki Hinata Keroro Gunso the Super Movie 3: Keroro vs. Keroro Great Sky Duel (2008) - Fuyuki Hinata
Video games Air - Misuzu Kamio Ape Escape - Natsumi, Charu Bleach: Blade Battlers 2 - Soifon Bleach: Heat The Soul 3 - Soifon Bleach: Heat the Soul 4 - Soifon Bleach: Shattered Blade - Soifon Bomberman Generation - Bomberman Brave Story: New Traveler - Yuno Growlanser II: The Sense of Justice - Charlone Claudius Klonoa 2: Lunatea's Veil - Lolo Klonoa Beach Volleyball - Lolo Klonoa Phantasy Reverie Series - Lolo Magical Drop F - Judgment Never 7: The End of Infinity - Yuka Kawashima Radiant Silvergun - Reana Ratchet & Clank: Up Your Arsenal - Sasha (Japanese dub) SD Gundam G Generation - Rachel Ransom Sengoku Basara - Itsuki Shoujo Kakumei Utena: Itsuka Kakumei Sareru Monogatari - Utena Tenjō Skies of Arcadia - Aika Sonic Wings Assault - Mao Mao Super Smash Bros. Brawl - Fushigisou (Ivysaur) Tales of Destiny 2 - Nanaly Fletch The King of Fighters 2001 - May Lee The King of Fighters 2002 - May Lee Thousand Arms - Sodina Dawnfried Tokimeki Memorial: Girl's Side (Konami Palace Selection) - Fujii Natsumi Tokimeki Memorial Girl's Side 1st Love - Fujii Natsumi Tokimeki Memorial Girl's Side: 1st Love Plus - Fujii Natsumi Viper F40 - Raika Grace Viper CTR - Miki
Dubbing roles Blue Crush – Anne Marie Chadwick (Kate Bosworth) Gumby – Goo (Gloria Clokey) Hearts in Atlantis – Carol Gerber (Mika Boorem) Heat – Lauren Gustafson (Natalie Portman) Jumanji – Judy Shepherd (Kirsten Dunst) The Secret World of Alex Mack - Alex Mack (Larisa Oleynik)
Original video animation Amon: The Apocalypse of Devilman -Yumi Tokio Private Police -Noriko Ibuki
Successors Houko Kuwashima - Sgt. Frog as Fuyuki Hinata, Bleach as Soifon Sayuri Yahagi - Nodame Cantabile as Puririn - Season 2 (Kawakami returned in Season 3) Kumi Sakuma - Nodame Cantabile as Elise - Season 2 (Kawakami returned in Season 3) Yuki Kaida - A Foreign Love Affair as Kaoru Omi Satsuki Yukino - Pokémon Diamond and Pearl as Dawn's Buneary (Hikari's Mimirol), Pokedex, Momoan, additional characters Shiho Kawaragi - Desperate Housewives as Kayla Huntington - Season 4 Akiko Kimura - Battle Spirits as Mama Yumi Kakazu - Tales of VS, Tales of the World: Radiant Mythology 3 as Nanaly Fletch Omi Minami - Elemental Gerard as Ashea Yuki Matsuoka - Heroes Fantasia as Mileru Saki Fujita - Cardcaptor Sakura: Clear Card as Rika Sasaki Rie Kugimiya - Kenichi: The Mightiest Disciple as Miu Miyuki Sawashiro - Sengoku Basara as Itsuki Ai Nonaka - Anpanman as Candle-Man Yuka Imai - Demonbane PS2 game, Super Robot Wars UX as Claudius Aimi Tanaka - The King of Fighters All Star as May Lee Jinju Rina Hidaka - Shaman King 2021 as Pirika Usui Rina Sato - Aria the Crepuscolo as Athena Glory Inuko Inuyama - Super Smash Bros. Ultimate as Ivysaur
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Who was Tomoko Kawakami?
Japanese voice actress (1970-2011)
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Tomoko Kawakami was born on 25 April 1970 in Tokyo.
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Tomoko Kawakami died on 9 June 2011 in Tokyo.
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Tomoko Kawakami was a seiyū and voice acting in Japan.
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Tomoko Kawakami was Japanese.
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