Michiko Hosokoshi
Description
Michiko Hosokoshi is a Japanese voice actress and stage actress born on October 22, 1979, in Chiba Prefecture, Japan. She is affiliated with the theatrical company Enkikaku and primarily works as a stage actress in addition to her voice acting roles. She is also known by the name Michiko Hirasawa.
One of her most recognized voice roles is Kaimu (also spelled Kaim) in the 2006 anime television series Simoun. In Simoun, Kaimu is a protagonist and a sibylla, a young priestess who pilots a flying machine called a Simoun. The series features an ensemble cast of voice actresses.
Outside of animation, Hosokoshi appeared in the 2013 V-Cinema film Return of the Tokumei Sentai Go-Busters vs. Animal Sentai Go-Busters, where she played the character Michiko Sakurada. This live-action role is part of the Super Sentai series franchise.
Available information does not provide details on recurring collaborations with specific directors, studios, or other voice actors, nor does it list other notable achievements or awards within the voice acting industry.
One of her most recognized voice roles is Kaimu (also spelled Kaim) in the 2006 anime television series Simoun. In Simoun, Kaimu is a protagonist and a sibylla, a young priestess who pilots a flying machine called a Simoun. The series features an ensemble cast of voice actresses.
Outside of animation, Hosokoshi appeared in the 2013 V-Cinema film Return of the Tokumei Sentai Go-Busters vs. Animal Sentai Go-Busters, where she played the character Michiko Sakurada. This live-action role is part of the Super Sentai series franchise.
Available information does not provide details on recurring collaborations with specific directors, studios, or other voice actors, nor does it list other notable achievements or awards within the voice acting industry.