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Hirano Aya

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Hirano Aya (Japanese: Hirano Aya/Hirano Aya Hirano Aya, October 8, 1987 -) is a Japanese actress and singer. As a child actor, he entered the industry by appearing in TV commercials. In 2001, he made his debut as a voice actor in the animation "Angel Tail". In 2006, he became famous for starring in the "The Melancholy of Haruhi Suzumiya" series. He successively won the 2007 Tokyo Animation Awards Voice Actor Award and the Best Newcomer Award at the Voice Actor Awards. His representative works also include the dubbing of characters such as Miami Sand in "Death Note", Izumi Matata in "Lucky Star", and Lucy Heartfilia in "Fairy Tail". Since 2010, he has transformed into a film, television and stage actor, starring in "This Is Not an Idol!" ? "(2012), "Mirror of the Muse" (2012) and other works. Hirano Aya was regarded as a representative figure of "idol voice actors" from the late 2000s to the early 2010s, and was one of the few voice actors who successfully crossed over into the mainstream entertainment industry. In addition to dubbing work, she is now releasing works under the music label Universal Sigma. She released her first single "Breakthrough" in 2006 and her first album "Riot Girl" in 2008.

Category
Film & TV
Nationality
Japan
Born
1987-10-08
Wikidata
Q237405
Occupations singerVoice actoractorchild starMastermodelphoto modelvoice actor
Aliases Aya HiranoHirano AyaAya HiranoHirano Aya

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