Chihara Minori

Chihara Minori
茅原実里
Chihara Minori; 茅原実里
Profile
Nickname	Minorin (みのりん);
Gender	Female
Place of Birth	Utsunomiya, Tochigi Prefecture, Japan
Hometown	Saitama Prefecture, Japan
Date of Birth	November 18, 1980 (age 44)
Blood Type	Type B
Height	158 cm (5' 2")
Profession	SeiyuuIn Japanese, the term seiyuu denotes a voice actor, or someone that provides voice-overs or narration in radio, television, or films, as well as character actors for animated works and video games. Conventionally, the term "seiyuu" is used among English-speaking fans to denote a Japanese actor, whereas "voice actor" is the norm when referring to their counterparts in other languages, and particularly in English voice-overs of anime.; Singer;
Affiliation	Freelance
Resources
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Activity
Activity Period	2004 -

Contents
Contents 1 Aliases 2 Honors & Awards 3 Hobbies & Skills 4 Trivia 5 Work list 6 External links

Chihara Minori (茅原実里, November 18, 1980 - ) is a Japanese voice actress (seiyuu) and singer born in Utsunomiya, Tochigi Prefecture, Japan and raised in Saitama Prefecture, Japan. She was affiliated with HoriPro International. She is currently working as a freelancer.

Aliases

She does not have any known aliases.

Honors & Awards

Won the Singing award at the 4th Seiyuu Awards in 2010.

Hobbies & Skills

Hobbies: Moving
Skills: Round handwriting

Trivia

She has been active since 2004.

Work list

Shiritsu Shouei Gakuen Danshi Koutoubu Kurashina-sensei no Junan (私立翔瑛学園男子高等部倉科先生の受難)

External links

Official Website

Chihara Minori 茅原実里

Profile
Nickname	Minorin (みのりん)
Gender	Female
Place of Birth	Utsunomiya, Tochigi Prefecture, Japan
Hometown	Saitama Prefecture, Japan
Date of Birth	(1980-11-18) November 18, 1980 (age 44)
Blood Type	Type B
Height	158 cm (5' 2")
Profession	SeiyuuIn Japanese, the term seiyuu denotes a voice actor, or someone that provides voice-overs or narration in radio, television, or films, as well as character actors for animated works and video games. Conventionally, the term "seiyuu" is used among English-speaking fans to denote a Japanese actor, whereas "voice actor" is the norm when referring to their counterparts in other languages, and particularly in English voice-overs of anime. Singer
Affiliation	Freelance
Resources

Activity
Activity Period	2004 -