Kyoko Donowaki

Overview

Known for
Acting
Gender
Other
Birthday
Jan 04, 1965 (60 years old)

Kyoko Donowaki

Known For

Pretty Cure All Stars Movie: Everybody Sing! Miraculous Magic!
1h 10m
Movie 2016

Pretty Cure All Stars Movie: Everybody Sing! Miraculous Magic!

Mirai and Liko come to the human world to play, but are separated when the witch Sorcierre and her servant Trauuma suddenly appear. Their aim is to acquire the tears of the 44 Pretty Cures, using them for her Most Evil Magic. Only the friendship of all 44 Pretty Cures will allow them to protect the world.

Ojamajo Doremi
0h 25m
TV Show 1999

Ojamajo Doremi

Ojamajo Doremi, known as Magical DoReMi internationally, is a magical girl anime television series created by Toei Animation in 1999. It focuses on elementary school students who become witch apprentices. Led by Doremi Harukaze, the girls must maintain their double lives in secret. Ojamajo Doremi has been followed up by three direct sequels, lasting until its end in 2003. During the television series' runtime, two companion films were released in theaters. The English dub, produced by 4Kids Entertainment, released a preview episode in the US airing on August 13, 2005, and the first episode on September 10, 2005.

Biography

Kyoko Donowaki (堂ノ脇 恭子), born on January 4, 1965, is a Japanese actress and voice artist. Kyoko is associated with the BDP Children's Theater group "Daikina Yume" as an instructor and is affiliated with Office A-Z. Originally from Kanagawa Prefecture, she has played diverse roles across her career. Kyoko Donowaki's early career saw her as a member of the renowned troupe "The Four Seasons" for four years, during which she honed her acting skills. Her captivating performances led her to leave a mark on the industry. In the realm of television, Kyoko has graced various series with her talent. Her appearances include roles in dramas such as "Little Step" (1990), "Love no Okurimono" (1996), "100 Oku no Otoko" (1995), and "Seijo no Kyoshitsu" (2002), among others. Her versatility shines through in her ability to embody diverse characters and bring them to life on screen. Kyoko's voice acting prowess is also noteworthy, with contributions to popular anime series like "Popolocrois Monogatari" (1998), "Ojamajo Doremi" (1999-2002), and "Happiness Charge Pretty Cure!" (2014). (Translated from Japanese Wikipedia: 堂ノ脇恭子)

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