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Hiroko Emori (江森 浩子, Emori Hiroko?) is a female seiyū whose birthday is January 27, 1961. She works for Aoni Production.

Mrs. Emori started voicing the cute little boys and The Cutie, switching later to the Hot Mom.

Roles by Hiroko Emori:

• Anna Stephanie in Blue Comet SPT Layzner
• Wonder Maria/Satan Maria in Bikkuriman
• Chaozu and Bulma's mother in the Dragon Ball series
• Chiyako Matsuura, later Chiyako Koishikawa, in Marmalade Boy
• Gina Rodriguez in Mobile Fighter G Gundam
• Sachiko Mamiya in Esper Mami
• Sunakake Baba in GeGeGe no Kitaro
• Kimawari (Sunflora) in the second Pokemon Mystery Dungeon special
• Yopopo in Zatch Bell!
• Aoi Kimidori in the second Doctor Slump anime
• Cab in Transformers Super God Masterforce

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Hiroki Tochi

Names to Know in Anime

Hiroko Kasahara