Junko Hori
February 2, 1935 – November 18, 2024 was a Japanese actress who specialized in voice acting. She was represented by Production Baobab. Hori is best known as the voice of the main protagonists in three Fujiko Fujio works, Obake no Q-Tarō, Ninja Hattori-kun, and Chimpui.
Also recorded as Hori Junko
Junko Hori
- Name
- Junko Hori
- Born
- 2 February 1935
- Birthplace
- Mukden, Liaoning, Manchukuo (now Shenyang, China)
- Died
- 18 November 2024
- Education
- Aoyama Gakuin University
- Occupation
- * Actress
- Nationality
- Japan
- Honours
- Seiyu Awards Merit Award
- Languages
- Japanese
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February 2, 1935 – November 18, 2024 was a Japanese actress who specialized in voice acting. She was represented by Production Baobab. Hori is best known as the voice of the main protagonists in three Fujiko Fujio works, Obake no Q-Tarō, Ninja Hattori-kun, and Chimpui.
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Key facts
Key facts
• Name — Junko Hori • Native Name — 堀 絢子 • Born — 2 February 1935 • Birthplace — Mukden, Liaoning, Manchukuo (now Shenyang, China) • Died — 18 November 2024 • Education — Aoyama Gakuin University • Occupation — * Actress • voice actress • Years Active — 1960–2024 • Employer — Production Baobab
Death
Death
Hori died on November 18, 2024, at the age of 89. Her death was announced over a week later. Prior to her death, she was planning on continuing to perform her one-woman play with the 292nd performance, scheduled for November 22 that year in Ryōgoku, Sumida, Tokyo but died while rehearsing.
Television animation
Television animation
List of voice performances in television animation • Year — Title — Role — Notes — Source • 1965 — Wolf Boy Ken — Additional voice • 1966 — Osomatsu-kun — Additional voice • Astro Boy — Additional voice • 1967 — The Golden Bat — Mutant • Perman — Mie Haru san • Speed Racer — Kurio Mifune (Spritle) • Princess Knight — Chibi • Rainbow Sentai Robin — Purēbo • 1968 — The Monster Kid — Kizao, Bem, Poppo Watering Can, Little Snow Boy — First voice of Bem • Star of the Giants — Saburo Samon • Cyborg 009 — Additional voice • Sabu to Ichi Torimono Hikae — Sensho — Ep. 3 • Wanpaku Tanteidan — Chibi-chan • 1969 — Plum Star Prince — Additional voice • Ninpu Kamui Gaiden — Bamboo • The Secret of Akko-chan — Ganmo Unohana, Goma — First voice of Ganmo Unohana, Second voice of Goma • Moomin — Little My • Mōretsu Atarō — Totoko, Kankichi • 1970 — Otoko Doaho Koshien — Kyuzo Fujimura • 1971 — Andersen Stories — Witch — Eps 7–10 • Hyppo and Thomas — Thomas — Second voice • New Little Ghost Q-tarō — Q-tarō — Lead role • Chingou Muchabee — Additional voice • Tensai Bakabon — Additional voice • Marvelous Melmo — Naname — First voice; Ep. 5 • 1972 — Kunimatsu-sama no O-toori-dai — Matsukichi • New Moomin — Little My • Sarutobi Ecchan — Additional voice • 1973 — Karate Master — Additional voice • Jungle Kurobe — Okara, Gack — First voice of Gack • The Gutsy Frog — Additional voice • Doraemon — Gachako — Main role • Little Wansa — Gonbe • 1974 — New Honeybee Hutch — Tenten • 1975 — Arabian Nights: Sinbad's Adventures — Tabasa • Gamba's Adventure — Ikasama • Maya the Honey Bee — Old-Woman Grasshopper, Harold • 1976 — Paul's Miraculous Adventure — Baby Mynah Bird • Ghost Story: Cat Eyed Boy — Cat-Eyed Boy — Lead role • Little Lulu and Her Little Friends — Annie • 1977 — Super Electromagnetic Machine Voltes V — Tacco • 1978 — Her Majesty's Petite Angie — Chandra • Pink Lady Monogatari: Eikou no Tenshi-tachi — Keiko Masuda/Kei • Lupin the Third Part II — Kikugorō Bentenkozō — Eps 55–56 • 1979 — Anne of Green Gables — Josie Pye • 1980 — Tomorrow's Joe 2 — Kinoko • 1981 — The Monster Kid — Old Crow the Maid • The Gutsy Frog 2 — Gorō • Astro Boy — Pinoco — Ep. 27 • Ninja Hattori-kun — Kanzō Hattori — Lead role • 1982 — Hello! Spank — Additional voice • Game Center Arashi — Tongarashi Ishino • Mysterious Cities of Gold — Tao • Boku Patalliro! — a Random, Additional voice • 1983 — A Time Slip of 10000 Years: Prime Rose — Bunretsu Tanbara — Television special • 1984 — Little Memole — Michelle — episode 34 • 1987 — City Hunter — Senjuuin — Ep. 18 • 1988 — Ultra B — Kanzō Hattori • 1989 — Oishinbo — Tamayo Kurita • Chimpui — Chimpui — Lead role • Parasol Henbē — Maruko • Biriken Nandemo Shōkai — Granny — Ep. 10 • 1991 — Let's Go! Anpanman — Pickled Plum Granny — first voice • 1992 — Mama wa Shōgaku 4 Nensei — Ogin • 1995 — Mobile Suit Gundam Wing — Long Shirin • 1996 — Gambalist! Shun — Tadokoro's grandma • 1997 — Doraemon — Suneo's great-grandmother • 1998 — Crayon Shin-chan — Cherry Blossom Child • 1999 — Gokudo the Adventurer — Fortune-Telling Granny • Shūkan Storyland — Mysterious Old Woman • Great Detective Conan — Souda Mitsue, Masayo Sudo, Misae Yamamura, Izumi Suda — Masayo Sudo in Ep. 393, Misae Yamamura in Eps 545–546, Izumi Suda in Eps 757–758 • 2001 — The Legend of Condor Hero — Granny Sun • 2002 — Tokyo Mew Mew — Mint's nurse • 2003 — Cinderella Boy — Dorothy Ozu • Rumic Theater — Hiroshi Kakei — Ep. 1 • Mermaid Saga — Village Elder • 2006 — Yakeato no, Okashi no Ki — Taichi's grandmother — Television special • 2007 — Atashin'chi — Old Turtle Lady • Emily, The Wind Girl — Tom's aunt • Deltora Quest — Apple Park Old Lady — Ep. 21 • Skull Man — Akira's mother — Ep. 5 • 2012 — Doraemon — Hikaru Koshida — Ep. 463 • 2013 — Chōsoku Henkei Gyrozetter — Old Woman at Sales Counter • 2014 — HappinessCharge Pretty Cure! — Nobuko Mitsuya — Ep. 35 • 2016 — Gan Gan Ganko-chan — Piro
Theatrical animation
Theatrical animation
List of voice performances in theatrical animation • Year — Title — Role — Notes — Source • 1962 — Otogi's Voyage Around the World — Additional voice • 1963 — Doggie March — Rock (young), Lighthouse Girl — Lead role • 1965 — Gulliver's Travels Beyond the Moon — Mack the Stray Dog • 1966 — Jungle Emperor — Additional voice • 1968 — Hols: Prince of the Sun — Potomu/Potom, Freppu/Flip • 1980 — Makoto-chan — Monta • 1981 — Tomorrow's Joe 2 — Additional voice • The Fantastic Adventures of Unico — Akuma-kun/Mr. Demon/Beezle — Main role • 1982 — New Gutsy Frog: The Gutsy Pillow — Gorō • Ninja Hattori-kun: Abracadabra Magic Picture Diary — Kanzō Hattori — Lead role; short film • 1983 — Ninja Hattori-kun: Abracadabra Hometown Battle Diary — Kanzō Hattori — Lead role • 1984 — Ninja Hattori-kun + Perman: Psychic Wars — Kanzō Hattori — Lead role • Boukenshatachi: Gamba to 7-biki no Naka Ma — Ikasama • 1985 — Night on the Galactic Railroad — Zanelli • Ninja Hattori-kun + Perman: Ninja Beast Jippō vs. Miracle Egg — Kanzō Hattori — Lead role • 1986 — Super Mario Bros.: The Great Mission to Rescue Princess Peach! — Miss Endless, Lakitu • 1987 — I'll Give Them All Away — Mamiya Chiyo • 1990 — Chimpui: Eri-sama's Active Great Photograph — Chimpui — Lead role • Hello Kitty's Thumbelina — Additional voice • 1991 — The Adventure of Gamba and the Otters — Ikasama • 1993 — Sanpei the Kappa — Gataro
Video games
Video games
• Ganbare Goemon (xxxx) (Sasuke) • GeGeGe no Kitaro (2003) (Sunakake Babaa)
Live action
Live action
• Kaiju Booska (xxxx) (Chamegon (voice)) • Ganbare!! Robocon (xxxx) (Robomero (voice))
Live-action
Live-action
• Child's Play (Good Guy Doll (Edan Gross)) • Diff'rent Strokes (Arnold (Gary Coleman)) • Doubt (Sister Veronica (Alice Drummond)) • Everybody Loves Raymond (Marie Barone (Doris Roberts)) • Friday the 13th: A New Beginning (Reggie (Shavar Ross)) • Supercar (Jimmy Gibson)
Animation
Animation
• Codename: Kids Next Door (Leona) • The Incredibles (Mrs. Hogenson) • Jonny Quest (1965) (Jonny Quest) • Little Lulu (Annie) • The Simpsons (Bart Simpson) • Tom and Jerry (Jerry) • Woody Woodpecker (DVD editions) (Woody Woodpecker)
Identity
Identity
Junko Hori is recorded as seiyū and actress.
Life and career
Dated record
Life and career
The full dated record · 1 entries
2024
Junko Hori died at Tokyo.
Awards
• Year — Award — Category — Result • 2017 — 11th Seiyu Awards — Merit Award
Literature
Scholarly footprint
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References
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