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Japanese musicians born in 1980

Here are 50 famous musicians from Japan were born in 1980:

Maaya Sakamoto

Maaya Sakamoto (March 31, 1980 Itabashi-) also known as Sakamoto Maaya, Maya Sakamoto or Sakamoto Maya is a Japanese lyricist, actor, voice actor, singer-songwriter, singer, radio personality and essayist.

Her most well known albums: Grapefruit, DIVE, Platinum, , Single Collection+ Hotchpotch, Primary Days, , Lucy, Easy Listening and Hemisphere. Genres: J-pop, Pop music and Music in Japanese animation.

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Ryoko Hirosue

Ryoko Hirosue (July 18, 1980 Totsuka-ku, Yokohama-) a.k.a. Hirosue Ryoko, Hirosue Ryouko, Ryoko, Ryoko Okazawa, Hirosue, Ryoko, Ryouko Hirosue, Ryōko Hirosue, Hirosue Ryōko or Ryôko Hirosue is a Japanese singer and actor.

Discography: Rh Singles & ..., Arigato!, private, 大スキ！, 風のプリズム, Tomorrow, Hirosue Ryoko Perfect Collection, and .

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Mamiko Noto

Mamiko Noto (February 6, 1980 Kanazawa-) also known as Noto Mamiko is a Japanese voice actor, singer and actor.

Related albums: , あしたの手, , Yubisaki Milk Tea drama CD, いちごコンプリート, Scoop! 7 days after, 浪漫ちっくストライク。, , and .

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Rina Aiuchi

Rina Aiuchi (July 31, 1980 Higashi-osaka-) also known as 愛内里菜, あいうちりな, あいうちりな, Aiuchi Rina, 愛内里菜 or Aiuchi, Rina is a Japanese singer.

Her albums include Close To Your Heart, It's crazy for you, Koi wa Thrill, Shock, Suspense, Be Happy, FAITH, Run up, NAVY BLUE, Forever You ~eien ni kimi to~, I can't stop my love for you♥ and POWER OF WORDS. Genres she performed include J-pop.

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Yūko Kaida

Yūko Kaida (January 14, 1980 Kawasaki-) a.k.a. Yûko Kaida, Kaida Yūko, Yuko kaida or Yuuko Kaida is a Japanese voice actor, actor and model.

She is affiliated with Ken Production. Some of her most notable voice roles in anime include Riza Hawkeye in Fullmetal Alchemist, Shimei Ryomou in Ikki Tousen, Tataru in Final Fantasy XIV, and Kiriko Nananan in Nana. In addition to her voice acting career, Kaida has also acted in live-action dramas, including the TV series Hospital Ship and the film Shinzanmono. She has also done modeling work, such as appearing in the fashion magazine JILLE.

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Chihiro Onitsuka

Chihiro Onitsuka (October 30, 1980 Nango-) also known as 鬼束ちひろ, Onizuka Chihiro, Chihiro Onizuka, Onitsuka Chihiro, 鬼束千尋, Onitsuka, Chihiro or おにつかちひろ is a Japanese songwriter and singer.

Her discography includes: , , Cage, 眩暈／edge, infection / LITTLE BEAT RIFLE, 流星群, Sign, Beautiful Fighter, いい日旅立ち・西へ and 私とワルツを. Genres she performed: Folk rock, Ballad and Folk music.

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Kei Yasuda

Kei Yasuda (December 6, 1980 Futtsu-) a.k.a. Yasuda, Kei, Yasuda Kei, Kei-chan or Kemeko is a Japanese singer, actor and musician.

Her albums: LOVE–計算チガイ–. Genres: J-pop and Pop music.

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Ayumi Ito

Ayumi Ito (April 14, 1980 Tokyo-) otherwise known as Itō Ayumi, 伊藤歩 or いとうあゆみ is a Japanese actor and singer.

She first gained attention as a member of the Japanese idol group Speed, which disbanded in 2000. After pursuing solo music for some time, Ito turned her focus to acting and has appeared in numerous films, television dramas, and stage productions. Some of her notable roles include the lead in the TV drama "The Queen's Classroom" and a supporting role in the film "Shin Godzilla". Ito has also been recognized for her voice acting work in anime, most notably as the voice of Kusanagi Motoko in the Japanese dub of "Ghost in the Shell: Stand Alone Complex". In addition to her entertainment career, Ito is also an accomplished author, having published several books including a collection of essays and a novel.

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Miu Sakamoto

Miu Sakamoto (May 1, 1980 Japan-) a.k.a. Sakamoto Miu, Sakamoto, Miu or Sister M is a Japanese singer, film score composer and voice actor.

Her albums: 風光る, Harmonious, beautiful / ララバイ, 鉄道員, 15分, , sleep away, DAWN PINK, I'll believe the look in your eyes and 朧の彼方、灯りの気配.

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Satomi Arai

Satomi Arai (July 4, 1980 Yono, Saitama-) a.k.a. Arai Satomi is a Japanese voice actor.

Arai has voiced many popular anime characters, including Kuroko Shirai in "A Certain Magical Index," Celty Sturluson in "Durarara!!," and Beatrice in the "Re: Zero" series. She began her career as a voice actor in 2001 and has since become known for her ability to bring depth and complexity to her characters. In addition to voice acting, Arai has also worked as a singer and has released several singles and albums. She is known for her unique vocal style, which combines a high-pitched, childlike voice with a powerful, emotional delivery. Outside of her work in the entertainment industry, Arai is known for her love of gaming, particularly RPGs like "Final Fantasy."

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Akemi Satō

Akemi Satō (May 16, 1980 Akita Prefecture-) also known as Akemi Sato is a Japanese voice acting in japan.

She is best known for her voice roles in popular anime series such as "K-On!", "Sailor Moon Crystal", and "Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba". Akemi started her voice acting career in 2004 and has since lent her voice to numerous anime, video games, and drama CDs. In addition to her work as a voice actor, she has also released several singles and albums as a singer.

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Hitomi Shimatani

Hitomi Shimatani (September 4, 1980 Kure-) also known as Shimatani, Hitomi is a Japanese singer and voice actor.

Her albums: 大阪の女, , papillon, 市場に行こう, やさしいキスの見つけ方, , 亜麻色の髪の乙女, 亜麻色マキシ, いつの日にか・・・ and 赤い砂漠の伝説. Genres: J-pop, Dance music, Ballad and Pop music.

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Mai Kadowaki

Mai Kadowaki (September 8, 1980 Tokyo-) also known as Kadowaki Mai, Maita, Maii Kadowaki or Mitsu Anzu is a Japanese voice actor and singer.

Her albums include Fate/stay night キャラクターイメージソングIV:イリヤ, Character Image Song Special ~fujimura Taiga & Ilya~, and .

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Chisato Amate

Chisato Amate (December 16, 1980 Fukuoka Prefecture-) is a Japanese singer and actor.

She began her career as a member of the Japanese group PHY, which debuted in 2001. Amate became known for her powerful vocals and her skills as a dancer. In 2003, she left PHY to pursue a solo career.

As a solo artist, Amate has released several successful albums and singles, and has also acted in a number of television dramas and films. Her most famous role was in the 2007 drama "Life," which earned her critical acclaim for her performance.

Amate is also known for her philanthropic work, particularly her support of children's charities. She has donated her time and money to several organizations, and has even founded her own charity to help children in need.

In addition to her music and acting career, Amate is also a talented writer. She has published several books, including a collection of short stories and a novel. Her writing is known for its humor, insight, and keen observation of human behavior.

Overall, Chisato Amate is a multi-talented artist who has achieved success in several different fields. Her creativity, hard work, and dedication have made her one of Japan's most beloved entertainers.

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Hiroshi Tamaki

Hiroshi Tamaki (January 14, 1980 Nagoya-) also known as Tamaki Hiroshi or 玉木宏 is a Japanese actor, model and singer.

His albums include Ripple, Start, Bridge and Times....

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Akiko Kawase

Akiko Kawase (June 29, 1980 Tokyo-) also known as Kawase Akiko is a Japanese voice actor.

She graduated from the Tokyo Announce Gakuin Performing Arts College and made her debut as a voice actor in 2002. Some of her notable roles include Kumiko Yamaguchi in "Gokusen", Amane Ootori in "Strawberry Panic!", and Scarlet Witch in the Japanese dub of the Marvel Cinematic Universe films. In addition to voice acting, Kawase has also appeared in stage plays and live-action television dramas. She is affiliated with the talent agency, Aoni Production.

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Minori Chihara

Minori Chihara (November 18, 1980 Utsunomiya-) a.k.a. Minorin, Chihara Minori or Chihara, Minori is a Japanese singer and voice actor.

Her albums: Contact, Parade, D-Formation, Message 01, HEROINE, 純白サンクチュアリィ, , , PRECIOUS ONE and Melty Tale Storage. Genres: J-pop, Pop music, Music in Japanese animation, Trance music, Techno and Symphonic rock.

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Ken Mizorogi

Ken Mizorogi (September 16, 1980 Yamanashi Prefecture-) is a Japanese actor.

He started his acting career in 2005 appearing in various television dramas and films. Mizorogi gained attention for his role in the TV series "13-sai no Hello Work". He has since appeared in numerous shows and movies, including "Rookies", "Jyouou Virgin", "Okitegami Kyoko no Biboroku", and "Chotto Matte Yarutteyo". In addition to acting, Mizorogi is also a trained singer, having released singles and performed on stage. He is represented by the talent agency Oscar Promotion.

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Yuichi Nakamura

Yuichi Nakamura (February 20, 1980 Kagawa Prefecture-) also known as Nakamura Yuichi, Nakamura Yūichi, Nakamura, Yuuichi or You-Kyan is a Japanese voice actor.

His albums include , , , , and 我が家のお稲荷さま。天狐幻術歌曲集.

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Nozomi Masu

Nozomi Masu (July 26, 1980 Saitama Prefecture-) is a Japanese voice actor.

She is affiliated with the talent agency Aoni Production. Masu graduated from Yoyogi Animation School and made her debut as a voice actress in 2001. She has since voiced various characters in anime, video games, and other media, including Nihonbashi Kureha in "Sky Girls," Kusano in "Sekirei," and Tsukuyo in "Gintama." Masu has also performed theme songs for several anime series and has won multiple awards for her voice acting work, including the Best Supporting Actress Award at the 15th Seiyu Awards in 2021. In addition to her voice acting career, Masu is also known for her work as a narrator and radio personality.

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Kimeru

Kimeru (June 17, 1980 Kumamoto Prefecture-) is a Japanese singer.

His albums: You got game?, The Beginning, OVERLAP, Be Shiny, The Pleasure of Love, Answer will come, 恋のパフォーマンス～to be with you～, Make You Free, Starry Heavens and GALAXY KISS. Genres: J-pop and Pop music.

Kaya

Kaya (July 17, 1980 Tokushima Prefecture-) is a Japanese singer.

Discography: GLITTER, Masquerade, 桜花繚乱, Hyakki Yagyou, Carmilla, , , QUEEN, and Vampire Requiem. His related genres: Electronic music, Synthpop, Electronic rock, Electronica and Dark wave.

Yuki Kohara

Yuki Kohara (May 21, 1980 Okayama Prefecture-) is a Japanese singer.

She started her career in 2000 as a member of the J-pop group "ZONE" which disbanded in 2005. Yuki later pursued a solo career and released her debut album titled "blossom"in 2006. She has since released four other solo albums and has also been involved in various collaborations with other artists. Yuki's music is known for its upbeat and positive tone, often incorporating elements of rock and pop. She is also an accomplished songwriter, having written for both herself and other artists.

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Junichi Okada

Junichi Okada (November 18, 1980 Hirakata-) otherwise known as Okada Jun'ichi, Jun'ichi Okada, Okada Junichi, Dekopaa or Okatchi is a Japanese singer, actor, voice actor and tarento.

Genres: Pop music.

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Fumie Mizusawa

Fumie Mizusawa (January 9, 1980 Utsunomiya-) also known as Mizusawa Fumie is a Japanese voice actor and author.

She made her debut as a voice actor in 2002 and has since voiced many popular characters in anime series, video games, and drama CDs. Some of her notable roles include Misa Kakizaki from "Puella Magi Madoka Magica," Midori Kasugano from "Gamers!," and Yuzuha Saihara from "New Danganronpa V3: Killing Harmony." Besides acting, Fumie Mizusawa has also authored several light novels and manga series, including "Hakushaku to Yousei" (The Earl and the Fairy) and "Tenseisha wa Cheat o Nozomanai" (The reincarnated person doesn’t want to cheat). In 2014, her manga series "Soredemo Boku wa Kimi ga Suki" (But I still love you) was adapted into a drama CD in which she also participated as a voice actor. Mizusawa has won the Best New Actress Award at the 1st Seiyu Awards in 2007.

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Salyu

Salyu (October 13, 1980 Kōhoku-ku, Yokohama-) a.k.a. リリイ・シュシュ, Chou-Chou, Lily, 森綾子, サリュ, サリュウ, Ayako Mori, Mori Ayako, もりあやこ, Ilmari×Salyu or Ilmari & Salyu is a Japanese singer.

Her albums: VALON-1, Dialogue, Peaty, , , Tower, iris 〜しあわせの箱〜, name, Landmark and . Genres she performed include Alternative rock, Rock music, Experimental rock, Ethereal wave, Folk music, J-pop and Electronica.

Kousuke Atari

Kousuke Atari (July 13, 1980 Amami Ōshima-) a.k.a. 中孝介, 中孝介 or Atari, Kousuke is a Japanese singer.

His albums include それぞれに, なつかしゃのシマ, 思い出のすぐそばで/真昼の花火, 花, 種をまく日々, , , and . Genres he performed: J-pop and Shima-uta.

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Nami Kurokawa

Nami Kurokawa (January 25, 1980 Osaka Prefecture-) a.k.a. Kurokawa Nami, Mina Motoyama or Motoyama Mina is a Japanese voice actor.

Nami Kurokawa is best known for her roles in anime series such as Love Live! Sunshine!!, where she voices the character of Yoshiko Tsushima, and Yu-Gi-Oh! Arc-V, where she voices the character of Ayu Ayukawa. She has also lent her voice to video games including the popular game Dragon Quest Heroes II. In addition to her voice acting career, Kurokawa is also a singer and has released several singles, including the opening and ending themes for Love Live! Sunshine!!. She is affiliated with the talent agency Amuleto.

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Shugo Tokumaru

Shugo Tokumaru (May 29, 1980 Tokyo-) otherwise known as Tokumaru, Shugo is a Japanese singer, multi-instrumentalist and songwriter.

Discography: L.S.T., Night Piece, Exit, Rum Hee, NPRMX, Port Entropy, Vicious Circles, Volume 1 and In Focus?. His related genres: Indie pop, Psychedelic pop and Indie folk.

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Daisuke Matsuzaka

Daisuke Matsuzaka (September 13, 1980 Tokyo-) also known as Matsuzaka, Daisuke, 松坂大輔, まつざかだいすけ, Matsuzaka Daisuke, The Monster of the Heisei Era, 平成の怪物 or Dice-K is a Japanese baseball player.

Matsuzaka played for the Seibu Lions in Japan from 1999 to 2006, where he won two Pacific League MVP awards and one Sawamura Award. In 2007, he signed with the Boston Red Sox and helped lead them to a World Series championship in his debut season. Matsuzaka also pitched for the New York Mets and Cleveland Indians in the later part of his career. He represented Japan in multiple international tournaments, winning a gold medal at the 2006 World Baseball Classic and a bronze medal at the 2020 Olympics. Matsuzaka is known for his arsenal of pitches, including his signature "gyroball," and for his intense training regimen which earned him the nickname "The Monster."

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Hiro Shimono

Hiro Shimono (April 21, 1980 Tokyo-) otherwise known as Hiro, Shimono is a Japanese voice actor.

His discography includes: , and .

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Tomokazu Sugita

Tomokazu Sugita (October 11, 1980 Saitama Prefecture-) also known as Sugita Tomokazu is a Japanese voice actor.

Discography: The Melancholy of Haruhi Suzumiya Character Song, Volume 9: Kyon, , Suzumiya Haruhi no Yuuutsu, SOS-dan Radio Shibu Digest 06, and .

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Shizuka Ito

Shizuka Ito (December 5, 1980 Tokyo-) a.k.a. Ito, Shizuka, Shizuka Itō, Itō Shizuka, Teruka Neno, Takashi Maya, Toba Suno, Neno Teruka, Rina Misaki, Suno Toba, Misaki Rina, Maya Takashi, Shizuka Itou, Ito Shizuka, Enomoto, Kei (CV. Ito, Shizuka), Katsura, Hinagiku starring Ito, Shizuka or 伊藤静 is a Japanese singer and voice actor.

Her albums include , キミの瞳に恋してる, Asatte no Hōkō, ありのままでlovin'U, 四角い宇宙で待ってるよ, , THE 夢のヒットスクエア2 キャラソン清澄対局編, 熱烈歓迎わんだーらんど, and .

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Sanae Kobayashi

Sanae Kobayashi (January 26, 1980 Hamakita Ward-) also known as Kobayashi, Sanae or Kobayashi Sanae is a Japanese voice actor.

Related albums: 永遠の祈りを捧げて, and .

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Mikuni Shimokawa

Mikuni Shimokawa (March 19, 1980 Shizunai-) also known as Shimokawa Mikuni or Shimokawa, Mikuni is a Japanese singer.

Her most well known albums: , 2000EXPRESS, Surrender, 39, Alone, , Naked, Tomorrow / Karenai Hana, and 392 -Mikuni Shimokawa BEST SELECTION-. Genres related to her: J-pop and Pop music.

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Satoshi Ohno

Satoshi Ohno (November 26, 1980 Mitaka-) also known as Ohno Satoshi, Leader, Satoshi Ono or Ono Satoshi is a Japanese singer, composer, actor, presenter, choreographer, dancer, artist, radio personality, musician and visual artist.

Genres: J-pop and Pop music.

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Nana Mizuki

Nana Mizuki (January 21, 1980 Niihama-) a.k.a. Kondou Nana, Mizuki Nana, Kondō Nana, Nana Kondō or Nana-chan is a Japanese singer, voice actor, songwriter, dancer and radio personality.

Her albums include Secret Ambition, The Museum, Great Activity, Hybrid Universe, Heaven Knows, Justice to Believe / Aoi Iro, Love & History, Magic Attraction, Massive Wonders and New Sensation. Genres she performed: Power pop, J-pop, Pop rock, Music in Japanese animation, Rock music and Dance music.

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Rika Morinaga

Rika Morinaga (April 25, 1980 Tokyo-) a.k.a. Morinaga Rika or Morinaga, Rika is a Japanese singer, voice actor and actor.

Her albums: , , and .

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堀下さゆり

堀下さゆり (January 11, 1980-) a.k.a. Horishita Sayuri, Sayuri Horishita or Horishita, Sayuri is a Japanese singer.

Related albums: プライベート～The Piano Album～ and カゼノトオリミチ.

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Yui Sakakibara

Yui Sakakibara (October 13, 1980 Hyōgo Prefecture-) also known as Sakakibara Yui, PHANTASM (FES cv. Sakakibara, Yui) or 榊原ゆい is a Japanese singer, voice actor, choreographer, dancer and songwriter.

Her most important albums: jewelry days, 此の花咲ク頃, Eternal Destiny, yuithm, Imitation, Again, マジカル★ジェネレーション, princess, 恋の炎 and Blue eyes.

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ゆうまお

ゆうまお (February 11, 1980-) also known as Yuumao or Yuu Mao is a Japanese singer.

Her albums include みちしるべ, Key, スイートホームソング, someday and クラブハウスサンド.

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Shunsuke Kiyokiba

Shunsuke Kiyokiba (January 11, 1980 Ube-) also known as Kiyokiba Shunsuke, Kiyokiba, Shunsuke or SHUN is a Japanese singer and songwriter.

His albums: , , Kiyokiba Shunsuke, and . Genres he performed include Rock music and J-pop.

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Aya Endo

Aya Endo (February 17, 1980 Yamagata Prefecture-) otherwise known as Endo Aya, Aya Endoh, Endou Aya, Endoh Aya, Aya Endou, Aya Endô, 遠藤綾 or Endō Aya is a Japanese voice actor and actor.

Her albums include もってけ！セーラーふく, , 宇宙は少女のともだちさっ, らき☆すたRe-Mix002～『ラキスタノキワミ、アッー』【してやんよ】～, , , もってけ! セーラーふく Re-Mix001 -7 burning Remixers-, , and .

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Syu

Syu (September 23, 1980 Ashiya-) is a Japanese , .

His most well known albums: CRYING STARS -STAND PROUD!-. Genres he performed include Speed metal, Neoclassical metal, Heavy metal and Power metal.

Eri Nakao

Eri Nakao (May 15, 1980 Kobe-) also known as 中尾衣里, Nakao Eri or Nakao, Eri is a Japanese voice actor.

Her albums: , , , , and .

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Arisa Ogasawara

Arisa Ogasawara (September 30, 1980 Tokyo-) also known as Ogasawara Arisa is a Japanese actor and voice actor.

She started her career in entertainment as a child actor, appearing in television dramas and commercials. Ogasawara then transitioned into voice acting, lending her voice to various anime series and video games. Some of her notable roles include the character of Hestia in the anime series "Is It Wrong to Try to Pick Up Girls in a Dungeon?" and the character of Yuki Kusakabe in the anime film "A Silent Voice". In addition to her voice acting work, Ogasawara has also acted in live-action films and stage productions.

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Meg

Meg (October 3, 1980 Hiroshima-) a.k.a. Keiko Yorichika is a Japanese model, singer-songwriter, composer, fashion designer and singer.

Her albums: BEAUTIFUL, Aquaberry, Dithyrambos, room girl, MAVERICK, Step, mgrmx, , ROCKSTAR and STEREO04. Genres she performed: Pop music, Electronica, Pop rock, Electronic dance music, J-pop, Synthpop, Trance music and House music.

Takanori Hoshino

Takanori Hoshino (May 8, 1980 Mooka-) a.k.a. Hoshino Takanori is a Japanese voice actor and actor.

He is affiliated with the talent agency, Stardust Promotion. Takanori Hoshino made his voice acting debut in 2004 in the anime series "Madlax" as the character Friday Monday. He has since gone on to voice characters in numerous anime series such as "Lance N' Masques," "Gundam Build Divers," and "The Misfit of Demon King Academy." In addition to voice acting, Hoshino has also appeared in live-action TV dramas, films, and stage productions. He is known for his versatility in being able to portray a wide range of character types, from serious and brooding to comedic and lighthearted.

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Mao Denda

Mao Denda (March 29, 1980 Nagano-) also known as MAO/d is a Japanese singer.

Her albums include I Am, Masquerade, One Last Kiss, Bitter Sweet, , , , Eternal Voice, and My Style. Genres she performed include Rhythm and blues and Pop music.

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Madoka Kimura

Madoka Kimura (January 28, 1980 Fukushima-) otherwise known as 木村まどか or Kimura, Madoka is a Japanese voice actor.

She is also a singer and a member of the Japanese music group, Kalafina. Kimura started her voice acting career in 2007 with the anime series "D.Gray-man" where she voiced the character of Hevlaska. Since then, she has lent her voice to various popular anime series including "Fate/stay night," "Puella Magi Madoka Magica," and "Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba." In addition to her voice acting roles, Kimura has also released several singles and albums as part of Kalafina, which has produced popular songs for anime such as "Fate/Zero" and "Aldnoah.Zero."

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