Notable Voice Roles
- Risa Harada in D.N.Angel Wink (drama CD)
- Sakura Kinomoto in Cardcaptor Sakura
- Kanon Hatori in Anyamaru Tantei Kiruminzuu
- MAICO in Android Announcer Maico 2010
- Lilica Ebett in Burn Up W/Burn Up Excess
- Myuuzu in I'm Gonna Be An Angel!
- Shiida in Fire Emblem
- Kozue Izumi in Infinite Ryvius
- Akiho Minori in Tokimeki Memorial
- Angela in Melty Lancer
- Midi in Voogie's Angel
- Yuki in Nintama Rantarou (season 2)
- Mill in Maze (anime)
- Suzu Sakuma in Marmalade Boy
- Custard in Princess Quest
- Omitsu in Ganbare Goemon
- Hinano in Trouble Chocolate
- Kasumi in Dead or Alive/Dead or Alive 2 (video game)
- Kasumi Alpha, Alpha-152 in Dead or Alive: Dimensions (video game)
- Nancy in the Japanese dub of Thomas the Tank Engine and Friends
- Miharu Akiyama (139) in Sailor Moon
- Yuri in Miyuki-chan in Wonderland
- Crea Dolosera in Aquarion Evol
- Tsukiha Hisano in Ayakashi Ninden Kunoichiban (PlayStation game)
- Sunao Murai in Gasaraki (anime)
- Alois in A Dog of Flanders (movie)
- Kobayakawa Rinko in Loveplus (game)
- Saber Extra in Fate/Extra (game) and Carnival Phantasm (OVA)
- Electra in Rune Factory Oceans (game)
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