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She voices Yuko Ikezawa, rival of [[Yoko Okino]] and singer that appears in [[episode 2]].
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She voices Yuko Ikezawa, rival of [[Yoko Okino]] and singer that appears in [[episode 3]].
  
 
=== Ping Pong  Club ===
 
=== Ping Pong  Club ===

Latest revision as of 12:05, 20 January 2022

Asako Dodo

Asako Dodo.jpg

Profile
Gender: Female
Date of birth: November 8 1967 (age 50)
Place of birth: Kanagawa, Japan
Voice of: Midori Kuriyama
Clerk
Masayo Tokudaiji
Yuko Ikezawa
Receptionist
Mother of child
Aiko (Episode One)

Asako Dodo (百々 麻子 Dodo Asako?) is a Japanese seiyu, born on November 8 1967 in Kanagawa Prefecture, Japan.

Background

She voiced numerous background characters in Detective Conan, as well as many characters of other animes. She voices one main recurring character, Midori Kuriyama who is the secretary of Eri Kisaki. She is still active and has been acting since 1992.

Voice Characters

Detective Conan

Midori Kuriyama

She voices Midori Kuriyama in all her appearances.

Yuko Ikezawa

She voices Yuko Ikezawa, rival of Yoko Okino and singer that appears in episode 3.

Ping Pong Club

Yuki Tanabe

She voiced this character in 1995.

Saint Tail

Imamura

She voiced Imamura in 1995.

See also