Voice actor
Masako Sugaya
26 roles · 25 anime · 6 main
- Language
- Japanese
- Born
- Aug 22, 1937
- Blood type
- A
Masako Sugaya (born Masako Takemura) was a voice actress from Tokyo, Japan. She debuted in Osamu Tezuka's Tetsuwan Atom in 1963 and went on to portray Maki Aikawa in the Ace wo Nerae! series, Rémi in Ie Naki ko, Kenichi Mitsuba in Ninja Hattori-kun, and Kitsune and Oshima in Urusei Yatsura, among other roles. Her alma mater, Tokyo Metropolitan Kitazono High School, is the same school famed anime director Osamu Dezaki would later attend, and she featured in a number of his works. She belonged to numerous theatre troupes and two talent agencies before joining Arts Vision, which represented her until her death. Profile: https://www.artsvision.co.jp/
Roles
- Aim for the Ace!: Final Stage 1989
Aikawa, Maki
Supporting - Sore Ike! Anpanman 1988
Tartan
Main - Aim for the Ace!: Another Match 1988
Aikawa, Maki
Supporting - Oh! Family 1986
Allen, Jonathan
Main - Urusei Yatsura Movie 3: Remember My Love 1985
Oshima, Tanuki
Supporting - Saber Rider and the Star Sheriffs 1984
Pierre
Supporting - Persia the Magic Fairy 1984
Tsutomu
Supporting - Persia the Magic Fairy 1984
Bonbon
Supporting - Ninja Hattori-kun Plus Perman: Chounouryoku Wars 1984
Mitsuba, Kenichi
Supporting - Nausicaä of the Valley of the Wind 1984
Girl A
Supporting - Miyuki 1983
Ryuuichi's Mother
Supporting - Superbook 1981
Azuka, Sho
Main - Miss Machiko 1981
Mio
Supporting - Ninja Hattori-kun 1981
Mitsuba, Kenichi
Main - Belle and Sebastian 1981
Adolfo
Supporting - Doraemon the Movie: The Records of Nobita, Spaceblazer 1981
Roppuru
Supporting - Astro Boy (1980) 1980
Light Ray Robot
Supporting - The Adventures of Tom Sawyer 1980
Temple, Alfred
Supporting - The Rose of Versailles 1979
d'Autriche, Marie Therese
Supporting - Aim for the Ace!: The Movie 1979
Aikawa, Maki
Supporting - Bannertail: The Story of Gray Squirrel 1979
Clay
Supporting - Lupin III: Part II 1977
Romanov
Main - Nobody's Boy Remi 1977
Rémi
Main - Laura, Girl of the Prairies 1975
Ingalls, Mary
Supporting