Hisako Tōjō

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Hisako Tōjō
東城 日沙子
Born (1990-08-21) August 21, 1990 (age 33)
Saitama Prefecture,[1] Japan
Other names
  • Hicha (ひちゃ)
  • Tojo-san (とじょさん)
  • Jō (じょー)[2]
OccupationVoice actress
Years active2012–present
AgentEarly Wing
Height156 cm (5 ft 1 in)

Hisako Tōjō (東城 日沙子, Tōjō Hisako, born August 21, 1990[1]) is a female Japanese voice actress from Saitama Prefecture. She is represented with Early Wing.

Biography[edit]

Under the influence of an older sister who loved anime and manga and was aiming to become a voice actor, she came to want to become a voice actress. Tojo joined when she was in fifth grade because her friend was in a children's theater company. There was also a troupe member who appeared in the work as a voice actor and expected that "there may be a voice actor job", but only had the opportunity to perform an extra. On the other hand, she said that she was not conscious of aiming for a voice actor at this time.

When she was a junior high school student, she played a famous role in a cultural festival drama for three years, which increased her interest in the play. At first, she longed for actresses and stage actors, but aspired to be a voice actor as she can play her favorite world. she entered a training school or vocational school where she can enter from 15 years old, but she thought that might find something wanted to do other than a voice actor, she entered high school. However, the desire to become a voice actor remained the same, and entered high school after graduating from high school. At the vocational school audition, the voice actor and narrator training studio (SNT) staff of the Early Wing training school looked only at Tojo and entered.

Filmography[edit]

Bold denotes her main characters.

TV anime[edit]

2012
2013
2014
2015
2016
2017
2018
2019
2020
2021
2022
2023
2024

Anime films[edit]

2015
Title
Love Live! The School Idol Movie
2016
Title Ref.
Digimon Adventure tri.: Determination
Digimon Adventure tri.: Confession
Pop in Q [22]

Video games[edit]

2012
Title Role
Ciel Nosurge Nero
2013
Title Role Ref.
Ilog Alice Iino
La storia della Arcana Famiglia Iori
Girl Friend Beta Kumiko Nanjo [23]
Senran Kagura Shinovi Versus
Soul Master Lulua
Disgaea D2: A Brighter Darkness
Hissatsu Shigoto Hito: Oshioki Collection– Suzune Tachibana
Meikyū-tō-ji Roegasysta Moyapī
2014
Title Role Ref.
Ar Nosurge Nero [24]
Heroes Placement Ko Toi [25]
Break Suzume Burst Kai [26]
2015
Title Role Ref.
AiPara! Idol Paradise Maia Lucifer [27]
Shironeko Project Floria Lekranse [28]
Root Rexx Ami Kuzuha
Monster Musume Hydra Mirage Rosti
2016
Title Role Ref.
Ichi Chi Manji Suguru -Online- Amaterasu [29]
Quiz RPG: Mahōtsukai to Kuro Neko no Wiz Mary Mituboshi, Gwyn Nervia, Trandea
Cross World Tolphin [30]
Genkai Tokki: Seven Pirates Garnet [31]
Summon Night 6 Fair [32]
Shironeko Tennis Islay
Trickster –Shōkansamurai ni naritai– Ceria [33]
2018
Title Role Ref.
Death end re;Quest Shina Ninomiya [34]
Dragon Star Varnir Laponette [35]
2019
Title Role Ref.
13 Sentinels: Aegis Rim Erika Aiba [36]
2020
Title Role Ref.
Death end re;Quest 2 Shina Ninomiya [37]
2023
Title Role Ref.
Takt Op. Symphony Erlkönig [38]

Digital comics[edit]

2014
Title Role Ref.
Kurosagi Tsurara Yoshikawa [39]
Deltora Quest Shan

Radio[edit]

Bold denotes that it is currently broadcast. ※internet distributed.

Year Title Website Ref.
2013 Aidoru-chō Radio-kyoku 2.5-dimensional farewell official website
2014 Shimo-ka Seito-kai no Himegoto Radio Onsen [40]
Twinkle Girls: Suiyōbi wa koko de Niconico Live Broadcast [41]
2015 Amazing Soul Labo Radio HiBiKi Radio Station [42]
2016 Trickster Radio!! Onsen [43]

Radio dramas[edit]

Title Role
Locador Promotion Nana Mizushima

Dubbing[edit]

Live-action[edit]

Animation[edit]

Participation units[edit]

  • AGC38 – Two-dimensional Virtual Idol Unit by Asahi Production's Producer. As No. 18 Aoi Sakurakouji.
  • Twinkle Girls Ailes – Voice acting unit by Early Wing members. On 17 May 2015, she graduated from Twinkle Girls 5th Live Nichiyōbi wa koko kara –Start Line–.[46]
  • I My Me Mine – Voice acting unit produced by Asahi Production.

Discography[edit]

Character songs[edit]

Date Product Singers Song Notes
2014
Dec –[b] Maia Lucifer (Hisako Tōjō), Nina Kuchi (Hikaru Ueda), Marin Raines (Yurina Furukawa) "The Shining Shooting Star" Game AiPara! Idol Paradise related song
2016
25 Nov Shakunetsu Switch Sparrow is Hara Elementary School Table Tennis Department[c] "Shakunetsu Switch" TV anime Scorching Ping Pong Girls opening theme
"V Ji Jōshō Victory" TV anime Scorching Ping Pong Girls related song
2017
25 Jan Scorching Ping Pong Girls Double Song Series 3 Munemune & Kiruka Munemune (Ayaka Imamura), Kiruka Gote (Hisako Tōjō)
  • "Bukatsu Deluxe"
  • "Suzume ga Gen Chūgakkō Kōka Munemune & Kiruka ver."
 TV anime Scorching Ping Pong Girls related songs
22 Feb Scorching Ping Pong Girls Unit Song Series 2 Hanabi Tenka (Marika Kōno), Munemune (Ayaka Inamura), Kiruka Gote (Hisako Tōjō)
  • "Magau koto naki Chōsen-sha"
  • "Seichō-ki Stars Hanabi & Munemune & Kiruka ver."
10 May A-E-I-U-E-O Ao! Gekidan Hitose[d] "A-E-I-U-E-O Ao!" TV anime Hinako Note opening theme
"Curtain Call!!!!!" ""Curtain Call!!!!!" TV anime Hinako Note ending theme
Mayuki Hiiragi (Yui Ogura), Chiaki Ogino (Hisako Tōjō) "Shiawase-iro" TV anime Hinako Note related song

References[edit]

Notes[edit]

  1. ^ The role of "shrine maiden" is released to theatres (13.5 talks in love shame)
  2. ^ CD not recorded.
  3. ^ Yumiri Hanamori, Minami Tanaka, Ayaka Imamura, Hisako Tōjō, Marika Kōno, Yūki Kuwahara
  4. ^ Hinako Sakuragi (M.A.O), Kuina Natsukawa (Miyu Tomita), Mayuki Hiiragi (Yui Ogura), Chiaki Ogino (Hisako Tōjō), Yua Nakajima (Marika Kōno)

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External links[edit]

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