Erikawa Maiko

Erikawa Maiko
襟川麻衣子
Erikawa Maiko; 襟川麻衣子
Profile
Nickname	Ellie (エリー);
Gender	Female
Place of Birth	Saitama Prefecture, Japan
Date of Birth	April 01
Blood Type	Type B
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.;
Affiliation	Haikyo (俳協)
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Contents
Contents 1 Aliases 2 Honors & Awards 3 Hobbies & Skills 4 Trivia 5 Work list 6 External links

Erikawa Maiko (襟川麻衣子, April 1 - ) is a Japanese voice actress (seiyuu) born in Saitama Prefecture, Japan. She took a break from her entertainment career for due to illness in her family. During this time, in 2016, she took the professional test for the Japan Professional Mahjong League and passed to begin her career as a professional mahjong player. In 2020, she joined Tokyo Actor's Consumer's Cooperative Society and fully resumed her activites as a seiyuu and talent.

Aliases

She does not have any known aliases.

Honors & Awards

She has not won any awards or honors.

Hobbies & Skills

Hobbies:
- Ramen shop tours
- Baseball games
Skills:
- N/A

Trivia

No information available

Work list

Pink to Mameshiba (ピンクとまめしば)

External links

Erikawa Maiko 襟川麻衣子

Profile
Nickname	Ellie (エリー)
Gender	Female
Place of Birth	Saitama Prefecture, Japan
Date of Birth	April 01
Blood Type	Type B
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.
Affiliation	Haikyo (俳協)
Resources