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For the past 40 years, Keiko Han has been another big name in the world of seiyuu. You may know her as Luna (and Queen Beryl) in Sailor Moon, Lalah in the...
Readmore For over 45 years, Kazuhiko Inoue has been one of Japan’s most prolific seiyuus. But before he got into voice acting, he attempted to become a professio...
Readmore Though Daisuke Ono’s prime has largely been in this past decade, he actually debuted as far back as 2002! Ono was born and raised in Kouchi Prefecture on ...
Readmore Prior to Ryotaro Okiayu’s birth, his father briefly worked at a film company and would still get free anime posters and animation cells from his friends w...
Readmore For over 25 years, Maaya Sakamoto has been successful as a voice actress and as a singer. And the crazy thing is, she’s not even 40 yet (at least upon t...
Readmore Like Tooru Furuya and Shuuichi Ikeda, Ryo Horikawa started his career as a child. What’s really strange is that his real name isn’t Ryo but Makoto. It jus...
Readmore For the past 20 years, Atsuko Tanaka has been one of Japan’s leading female seiyuus. In fact, she found her way into the industry by accident. Originally, Ats...
Readmore If you’re a manga fan and don’t know the name Rumiko Takahashi, you should. She’s one of the most successful mangaka in Japan, with a long career of succe...
Readmore Everyone has to start somewhere, but it’s hard sometimes to imagine where some of our favourite mangaka came from. To loyal readers and fans, they have al...
Readmore Known for his deep yet chummy sounding voice that can make his characters come across as unassuming, Shuichi Ikeda has used that to perfection for the l...
Readmore Since his debut in 1993, Tomokazu Seki has been one of Japan’s leading seiyuu. Enjoying movies and TV shows as a child, he decided to take acting classe...
Readmore Prior to breaking out into the world of anime, Rikiya Koyama largely starred in live action roles. In that realm, his break out role in his native of Ja...
Readmore Visionary game designer Yoot Saito’s imaginative works have an unusual charm that have cemented his continuing legacy as a phenomenally creative and inter...
Readmore Known for his baritone and soothing voice, Takehito Koyasu has been another leading name in seiyuu since the 90’s. As a child, Koyasu enjoyed watchi...
Readmore Known for his majestic and commanding voice, Hirotaka Suzuoki is another legend in the world of seiyuu we wish to explore. Originally from Nagoya, Suzuo...
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Anita Sarkeesian was once the most controversial figure in gaming. Her infamous Feminist Frequency series caused a massive divide across the community because...
Readmore For nearly 30 years, Kikuko Inoue has gained fame for playing (or at times, typecasted) a balanced mix of either domestic oriented maternal figures, or th...
Readmore Known for his nasal and raspy voice, the talents of Wataru Takagi have mostly been exploited in comedic roles. Even so, he’s done a bit of everything in...
Readmore Tooru Furuya is a big name seiyuu who solidified himself with numerous iconic roles throughout the years, and continues to be active to this very day. His...
Readmore Though the world of anime lost this legendary seiyuu in 2013, fans will remember him for his deep and powerful voice. Prior to becoming a seiyuu, he par...
Readmore If you were to make a Mt. Rushmore of female seiyuu, Kotono Mitsuishi is certainly a must have. For many fans who have been around since at least the ni...
Readmore David Vincent is an award-winning voice actor and director. Honey-chan was eager to chat with him on his recent trip to Pittsburgh where he made an appearance at the Sangawa Project. Y...
Readmore If there was a Mt. Rushmore of Seiyuus somewhere in Japan, Akira Kamiya’s face would certainly have that honor. He’s done so many roles to the point that ...
Readmore Anime NYC quickly rose up to become what is practically the Anime Expo of the East Coast, so of course this means some big names from the anime industry were invited. Honey-chan was ...
Readmore What You Need to Know: Tokyo Otaku Mode is currently doing a large-scale project where the team interviews well known production studios that are prominent ...
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