Hiroko Kasahara

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Armitage III (1995)

Hiroko Kasahara was born on 19 February 1970 in Tokyo, Japan. She is an actress, known for Burning Rangers (1998), Armitage III (1995) and Megazone 23 III (1989).

8.2

Video Game

6.9

TV Mini Series

6.3

TV Mini Series

7.6

TV Series

Mr. Villain's Day Off
6.6
TV Series
- Grandmother A
- Grandmother (voice)
- 2024
Super Robot Wars 30
Video Game
- Fuu Hououji (voice)
- 2021
Rock Musical Bleach
9.1
TV Mini Series
- Retsu Unohana
- 2007–2010
Vampire Knight Guilty
7.3
TV Series
- Senri's Mother (voice)
- 2008
Hyakko
7.0
TV Series
- Oniyuri Kageyama (voice)
- 2008
Vampire Knight
7.2
TV Series
- Shiki no haha (voice)
- 2008
Master of Epic: The Animation Age
TV Series
- 2007
Get Ride! AM Driver
5.0
TV Series
- Paf Shining (voice)
- 2004
Futatsu no supika
7.2
TV Series
- Kyouko (voice)
- 2003
Ever 17: The Out of Infinity
8.4
Video Game
- Sora Akanegasaki (voice)
- 2002
Knight Hunters: Weiß Kreuz
7.5
TV Series
- Sakura Tomoe (2001) (voice)
- 2001
Growlanser II: The Sense of Justice
7.4
Video Game
- Arieta Lyuis (voice)
- 2001
Shadow Hearts
8.4
Video Game
- Koudelka Iasant (voice)
- 2001
Seraphim Call
7.2
TV Mini Series
- Yukina Kurimoto (voice)
- 1999
Knight Hunters
7.6
TV Series
- Sakura Tomoe (1998) (voice)
- 1998–2003

Ever 17: The Out of Infinity
8.4
Video Game
- performer: "Aqua Stripe"
- 2002
Vampire Princess Miyu
7.0
TV Series
- performer: "Aitai" (I Want to See You)
- 1997
Armitage III
6.9
TV Mini Series
- performer: "I've Got It!"
- performer: "Ii Yume o Omoidesenai", "Phantom World"
- 1995
Romeo and the Black Brothers
8.6
TV Series
- performer: "Sora e", "Si Si Ciao: Romana no Oka de"
- 1995
The Ultimate Esper R
7.6
Video
- performer: "Kuchibiru ni Memorî" (Memory in the Lips)
- 1991
Magical Angel Sweet Mint
7.1
TV Series
- performer: "Fushigi no Kuni no Sweet Mint" ("Sweet Mint in Wonderland"), "Mint no Yume Ryokou"
- 1990
Assemble Insert
7.1
TV Series
- lyrics: "Aitsu!", "Amairo no yume no tsubo", "Love & Power"
- performer: "Assemble Insert", "Aitsu!", "Amairo no yume no tsubo", "Neppû shôjo", "Love & Power"
- 1989–1990