Kumi Sakuma
Born November 2, 1976 in Chiba Prefecture is a Japanese voice actress who formerly affiliated with Arts Vision and is now affiliated with Amuleto.
Also recorded as Sakuma Kumi
Kumi Sakuma
- Born
- Kumi Sakuma was born on 2 November 1976. · Chiba Prefecture.
- Nationality
- Japan
- Occupation
- seiyū · singer · actress
- Languages
- Japanese
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Born November 2, 1976 in Chiba Prefecture is a Japanese voice actress who formerly affiliated with Arts Vision and is now affiliated with Amuleto.
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Kumi Sakuma (born 1976) is a Japanese actor, actress and seiyū, among other activities. The actor was born in Chiba Prefecture. Languages used include Japanese.
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Television animation
Television animation
• 1998 • Legend of the Mystical Ninja (Nyanko) • Nessa no Haou Gandalla (Nurse) • 2000 • Ceres, Celestial Legend (Celestial Maiden) • Strange Dawn (Reika) • Descendants of Darkness (Eileen) • Sci-Fi Harry (Female Student B (eps 1, 3)) • Ghost Stories (Momoko Koigakubo) • 2001 • Comic Party (Child (ep 12), Clerk at Marvel Cafe, Customer (eps 3, 7, 9), Female Student (eps 2, 10), Kazuki's mother, Staff (ep 5)) • You're Under Arrest Second Season (Primary School Children) • Offside (Nagisa's Mother) • Fruits Basket (Girl (ep 2)) • X (Yuzuriha Nekoi) • 2002 • Seven of Seven (Akane Sugiyama) • Happy Lesson (Librarians) • Tenchi Muyo! GXP (Kiriko Masaki) • Tokyo Mew Mew (Retasu Midorikawa/Mew Lettuce) • 2003 • Origami Warriors (Goku Hitsugaya, Nemu Ashikawa, Tomomi Hitsugaya) • Scrapped Princess (Gloria) • Kino's Journey (Mother (ep 4)) • Tantei Gakuen Q (Mio Kazama) • Please Twins! (Futaba Mashita) • Gungrave (Mika Asagi) • Peacemaker Kurogane (Yuugao) • Someday's Dreamers (Aya Kikuchi) • Texhnolyze (Michiko Kouda) • 2004 • Diamond Daydreams (Taiko) • Sgt. Frog • Midori Days (Yuka) • Monster (Edda) • Pugyuru (Mizore) • Otogi Zoshi (Urabe no Suetake) • Desert Punk (Dog Woman) • Black Jack 21 (Princess) • Grenadier (Kasumi) • 2005 • Bleach (Momo Hinamori) • Peach Girl (Female Student (eps 1–4), Kako (18 episodes)) • Koi Koi Seven (Yaki) • Comic Party: Revolution (Yuka Tsukishiro, Miho Hoshino, Yu's Mother, Kuro Mizuki) • Best Student Council (Seina Katsura) • Honey and Clover (Yukie Ishida) • Happy Seven (Tomoya Kuki) • Magical Girl Lyrical Nanoha A's (Sachie Ishida) • 2006 • Soul Link (Nao Morisaki) • Honey and Clover II (Satsuki-sensei (ep 9)) • Tsuyokiss - Cool×Sweet (Inori Ooeyama) • Black Blood Brothers (Sayuka Shirane) • Super Robot Wars OG: Divine Wars (Garnet Sunday) • 2007 • Shining Tears X Wind (Reia Hiruda) • Kimikiss pure rouge (Koichi's mother) • 2008 • Bleach (Emilou Apacci) • XxxHOLiC: Kei (Female (ep 10)) • Blassreiter (Jil Hoffmann) • Nabari no Ou (Nurse (ep 18)) • Slayers Revolution (Maid (ep 10)) • Clannad After Story (Talent (ep 11)) • Nodame Cantabile: Paris (Elise) • 2009 • Maria Holic (Tonomura) • Slayers Evolution-R (Chibi Dragon) • Polyphonica Crimson S (Leica) • 2010 • Ladies versus Butlers! (Mikan) • Uragiri wa Boku no Namae o Shitteiru (Yomi) • 2011 • Maria Holic Alive (Tonomura) • 2012 • High School DxD (Karawana) • Senki Zesshō Symphogear (Mother, Woman Girl) • 2014 • Recently, My Sister Is Unusual (Nanami Akazaka) • 2022 • Bleach: Thousand-Year Blood War (Momo Hinamori, Emilou Apacci)
OVA
OVA
• Carnival Phantasm (Ciel, Neco-Arc Bubbles) • From I"s (Iori Yoshizuki) • Kagaku Na Yatsura (Touko Hizuki) • Mizuiro (Asami Kōzu)
Video games
Video games
• Record of Agarest War Zero (Sayane) • Gokujou Seitokai (Seina Katsura) • Lucky Star (Fuyuki Amahara) • Melty Blood (Ciel and Powerd Ciel) • Mizuiro (Asami Kōzu) • Super Robot Wars series (Garnet Sandi, Mimsy Laaz) • The Super Dimension Fortress Macross (PS2 version) (Vanessa Laird) • Tokyo Mew Mew (Retasu Midorikawa) • Fire Emblem: Akatsuki no megami (Goddess of Dawn) • X: Unmei no Sentaku (Yuzuriha Nekoi) • Hyperdevotion Noire: Goddess Black Heart (Lady Wac)
Radio drama
Radio drama
• Final Fantasy Tactics Advance (Babus Swain)
Identity
Identity
Kumi Sakuma is recorded with the occupation singer. Recorded as seiyū, singer and actress.
Places
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Places
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Kumi Sakuma was born at Chiba Prefecture.
Birthplace
Chiba Prefecture.
Birth place
Primary material
Documents and archives
authority record
- Wikidata, structured authority record Q1010591: Kumi Sakuma
General reference · Wikidata
reference work
- “Kumi Sakuma”, English Wikipedia, consulted as further reading
Reputable secondary · Wikipedia
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