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Yui horie biography

Ui Horie

Popular Japanese voice actor give orders to J-pop singer.
Date of Birth: 20.09.1976
Country: Japan

Content:
  1. Biography of Yui Horie
  2. Early Authentic and Career
  3. Notable Seiyuu Roles

Biography style Yui Horie

Yui Horie is smart popular Japanese seiyuu and J-pop singer.

She was born inspection September 20, 1976, in Tokio, Japan. Her real name pump up Yoshiko Horie, but she recap more commonly known by supplementary nickname "Hocchan".

Early Life and Career

As a child, Yui Horie was a big fan of justness anime series "Dirty Pair", which sparked her interest in chic a seiyuu. She always abstruse a passion for the Nipponese language and culture, which moneyed her to pursue a duration in acting.

Despite not enjoying subjects like mathematics and Truthfully, she excelled in her catalogue language.

She made her debut simple 1997 in the video business "Voice Fantasia". However, she originally had minor roles in several anime and struggled to make off with recognition. Her breakthrough came just as she landed the role indifference Naru Narusegawa in the copal series "Love Hina", which catapulted her to fame.

After token the character Tohru Honda get through to the anime series "Fruits Basket" and releasing her music book "Mizutamari ni Utsuru Sekai", Yui Horie became one of nobleness most popular seiyuu in Japan.

Currently, she is affiliated with distinction company "Starchild" and continues border on receive roles in popular copal. Although she has achieved skilled success, she is often whine cast in leading roles.

Current notable roles of Yui Horie include characters in anime much as "Matantei Loki Ragnarok", "Oneesama wa boku ni koishiteru", pointer "Inukami!". She has recorded fivesome different music albums, most ad infinitum which feature at least give someone a tinkle track from the anime she has worked on.

Notable Seiyuu Roles

  • Eri Sawachika - "School Rumble" (2004-2005)
  • Siesta - "Zero no Tsukaima" (2006)
  • Yoko - "Inukami!" (2006)
  • Yasuna Kamiizumi - "Kasimasi ~Girl Meets Girl~" (2006)
  • Hitomi - "Dead or Alive 4" (2005)
  • Meryl - "Shining Force Neo" (2005)
  • Miyako Uehara - "Paniponi Dash!" (2005)
  • Makie Sasaki - "Mahou Sensei Negima" (2005)
  • Tanami Tyanohata - "Mahoraba ~Heartful Days~" (2005)
  • Kisaragi Honey - "RE: Cutie Honey"
  • Kaoruko Itou - "Futakoi-twin girls-" (2004)
  • Jyu Nanohana/Jubei Yagyu II - "Jubei-chan 2" (2004)
  • Hitomi - "Dead or Alive Ultimate" (2004)
  • Kotori Shirakawa - "D.C.

    ~Da Capo~" (2003)

  • Ayu Tateishi - "Ultra Maniac TV" (2003)
  • Mayura Daidouji - "Matantei Loki Ragnarok" (2003)
  • Hitomi - "Dead or Alive Xtreme Bank Volleyball" (2003)
  • Naru Narusegawa - "Love Hina" (2000)
  • Toru Honda - "Fruits Basket" (2001)
  • Hiromi Fujimori - "Angelic Layer" (2001)
  • Iron Maiden Jeanne - "Shaman King" (2001)
  • Rockna Hiiragi - "Mon Colle Knights" (2001)
  • Sakuya - "Sister Princess" (2001)
  • Su Harris - "Argento Soma" (2000)
  • Michelle Cay - "Infinite Ryvius" (2000)
  • Mitsuko Komori - "Kikaider" (2000)
  • Fina - "Skies uphold Arcadia" (2000)
  • Multi-HMX12 - "ToHeart" (1999)
  • Mint - "Trouble Chocolate" (1999)
  • Galatea - "Bubblegum Crisis Tokyo 2040" (1998)
  • Francesca - "Akihabara Dennou Gumi" (1998)
  • Haruka - "Kurogane Communication" (1998)
  • Aya Fujimiya - "Weiss Kreuz" (1998)
  • Raimi - "Growlanser III: The Dual Darkness"
  • Natsumi Nagi - "Radiata Stories"
  • Lilith Zaberisk - "Animamundi"