Fictional Characters
- Kaoru (m) - Uninhabited Planet Survive!
- Kaoru Akashi (f) - Zettai Karen Children
- Kaoru Amane 薫 (f) - Taiyou no Uta
- Kaoru Asahina (m) - Junjo Romantica
- Kaoru Genji 薫 (m) - Tale of Genji
- Kaoru Hanabishi (m) - Ai Yori Aoshi
- Kaoru Hitachiin 馨 (m) - Ouran High School Host Club
- Kaoru Hondobou (m) - Gyakuten Saiban 3
- Kaoru Kaidoh 薫 (m) - Prince of Tennis
- Kaoru Kameyama (m) - Aibō
- Kaoru Kamiya 薫 (f) - Rurouni Kenshin
- Kaoru Kiryuu 薫 (f) - Futari_wa_Pretty_Cure_Splash_Star
- Kaoru Kiryūin (m) - Moero! Nekketsu Rhythm Damashii Osu! Tatakae! Ouendan 2
- Kaoru Kishimoto 薫 (m) - Hikaru no Go
- Kaoru Koganei 薰 (m) - Flame of Recca
- Kaoru Kondo (f) - Saido Kā ni Inu, deuteragonist
- Kaoru Matsubara 松原かおる (f) - Demashita! Powerpuff Girls Z
- Kaoru Matsutake 香 (m) - Mirmo!
- Kaoru Mitarai (f) - PitaTen
- Kaoru Ōba (Wendy Oldbag) (f)- Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney
- Kaoru Orihara (also known as "Kaoru-no-kimi") (f) - Oniisama e...
- Kaoru Saionji (m) - Gakuen Heaven
- Kaoru Sakurazuka - Yin-Yang! X-Change Alternative
- Kaoru Seo - Sekirei
- Kaoru Shiba (f) - Samurai Sentai Shinkenger
- Kaoru Yamazaki - Welcome to the NHK
- Kaoru Mido (f) - Tsukuyomi: Moon Phase
All names (except for Kamiya Kaoru) are in western naming order.
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