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Tomoyo Kurosawa (b. 1996)

Alias:
Kurosawa Tomoyo
くろさわ ともよ
黑泽朋世
黒沢 ともよ
쿠로사와 토모요

Birthplace:
Saitama, Japan

Born:
April 10, 1996

Biography from TheMovieDB

Tomoyo Kurosawa (黒沢 ともよ, born April 10, 1996) is a Japanese actress, voice actress and singer from Chichibu, Saitama who is affiliated with Toho Entertainment. Her major voice acting roles in anime are in Yuki Yuna Is a Hero as Itsuki Inubozaki, Sound! Euphonium as Kumiko Oumae and Land of the Lustrous as Phosphophyllite.  Kurosawa began studying acting at the age of 3. In 2000, she began appearing in TV dramas, commercials and stage performances.  Kurosawa became a support member of Sound Horizon in 2008, appearing in their sixth CD story "Moira" that same year, and in Sound Horizon's seventh CD story "Märchen", released in 2010. Kurosawa made her voice acting debut as Natsuki Koyama in the 2010 anime film Welcome to the Space Show. In 2012, she moved from Space Craft to Mausu Promotion.  On March 3, 2018, she won the 12th Seiyu Awards Best Actress in a Leading Role.  She graduated from Hosei University in 2019. On August 1, 2021, she announced her transfer from Mausu Promotion to Toho Entertainment.  Source: Wikipedia

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