Notable Voice Roles
- Atashinchi - Yuri Ishida
- Bomberman B-Daman Bakugaiden - Aobon
- Chi's sweet home - Yamada, Youhei
- Digimon Adventure - Pinnochimon
- Danny Phantom - Youngblood
- El-Hazard - Alielle
- Gate Keepers - Megane
- Inazuma Eleven - Kappa Kamezaki
- Kaleido Star - Jonathan
- Lucky Star - Female ANIMATE Worker, Tamama (OVA)
- The Land Before Time (Japanese dub) - Littlefoot
- Malcolm in the Middle (Japanese dub) - Dewey
- Mirai Nikki - Orin Miyashiro
- Mirmo! - Mirmo
- Nura: Rise of the Yokai Clan - Natto-kozo
- Panyo Panyo Di Gi Charat - Meek
- Pokémon: Diamond and Pearl - Hikari's Pochama(Piplup)
- Sakura Wars - Coquelicot
- Sgt. Frog - Tamama
- Sonic Adventure 2, Sonic Heroes, Sonic Riders, Sonic and the Secret Rings - Omochao
- Sonic X - Cosmo
- Tenchi Muyo! - Ryo-Ohki
- Tokimeki Memorial Girl's Side: 2nd Kiss - Chiyomi Onoda
- A Tree of Palme - Moo
- You're Under Arrest - Yoriko Nikaido
- Azuki-chan-Daizu Noyama
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