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Yuka Imai
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BirthplaceAtami, Shizuoka, Japan
Credits21 titles
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Yuka Imai

Actor · Crew· Atami, Shizuoka, Japan

Yuka Imai (born September 19, 1970 in Atami, Shizuoka) is a former Japanese voice actress who was previously represented by Gekidan Moonlight and by Atomic Monkey at the time of her retirement. On August 30, 2018, she announced her retirement from voice acting, due to various difficulties in her life such as her divorce and her son having pervasive developmental disabilities.

Sugisawa Yuka is an alias of Imai Yuka for adult games and anime.

Known For

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Filmography

21 credits across 2 departments.

YearTitleRoleType
2014Majin BoneKiyoko Shimatani (voice)TV
2013Glitter Force Doki DokiAi-chan / Princess Marie Ange (voice)TV
2013Dokidoki! Pretty Cure the Movie: Memories for the FutureAi (voice)Film
2005Duel Masters: Curse of the Death PhoenixFilm
2003Peacemaker KuroganeSuzu Kitamura (voice)TV
2002Galerians: RionRita (voice)Film
2002Digimon Tamers: Runaway LocomonRenamon / Sakuyamon / Rumiko Makino (voice)Film
2002Armitage: Dual MatrixYôko (voice)Film
2001Digimon TamersRenamon (voice)TV
2001Final Fantasy: UnlimitedTV
2001Fruits BasketArisa Uotani (voice)TV
2001Digimon Tamers: Battle of AdventurersRenamon (voice)Film
2000Mon Colle KnightsGuko (voice)TV
2000Ah! My Goddess: The MovieChihiro Fujimi (voice)Film
2000One Piece: The MovieTobio (voice)Film
1999Samurai: Hunt for the Sword花房美燐TV
1999Revolutionary Girl Utena: The MovieWakaba Shinohara (voice)Film
1998Martian Successor Nadesico: The Motion Picture - Prince of DarknessJunko Mizuhara (voice)Film
1997Revolutionary Girl UtenaWakaba Shinohara (voice)TV
1996Burn-Up WTV
1994Magic Knight RayearthMira (voice)TV

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