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Seiko Nakano
Hiroshima, Japan
Seiko Nakano (中野 聖子, Nakano Seiko, August 2, 1952) is a former Japanese voice actress from Hiroshima Prefecture. She was a first generation student at the Toei Audio Talent School…
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Seiko Nakano (中野 聖子, Nakano Seiko, August 2, 1952) is a former Japanese voice actress from Hiroshima Prefecture. She was a first generation student at the Toei Audio Talent School. During her active career, she belonged to Aoni Production and 81 Produce. She retired in the early 1990s. Not to be confused with the voice actress of the same name from Aichi Prefecture, Seiko Nakano (中野 聖子).
Filmography
Movies and shows, newest first
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1989
Red Fang: Blue Sonnet
TV show (voice)
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1989
Little Nemo: Adventures in Slumberland
Movie Woman (voice)
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1988
Dragon Ball: Mystical Adventure
Movie Gatchan (voice)
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1987
Twilight of the Cockroaches
Movie Walla (voice)
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1986
M.D. Geist
Movie
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1986
Gall Force: Eternal Story
Movie Solnoid Bridge Crew (voice)
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1986
Barefoot Gen 2
Movie (voice)
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1986
Dragon Ball
TV show Mother (voice)
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1985
GoShogun: The Time Étranger
Movie Employee (voice)
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1985
Princess Sarah
TV show Jessie
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1984
Creamy Mami: Forever Once More
Movie Pino-Pino
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1984
Beaten by Black Rain
Movie Yuri (young) (voice)
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1984
The Kabocha Wine - Nita's Love Story
Movie Seiko (voice)
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1983
Barefoot Gen
Movie Eiko Nakaoka (voice)
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1983
Magical Angel Creamy Mami
TV show Pino Pino
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1983
Stop!! Hibari-kun!
TV show Kaori Hanazono (voice)
More credits
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1983
Manga Nihonshi
TV show 男の子（良太）
- 1983
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1982
Andromeda Stories
Movie Narrator
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1982
Thunder
Movie Woman (uncredited)
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1982
Drifting Clouds
Movie O-Koto (voice)
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1981
Dr. Slump and Arale-chan: Hello! Wonder Island
Movie Gajira Norimaki (voice)
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1981
Fuusen no Doratarou
TV show イシ
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1981
Dr. Slump
TV show Gatchan (voice)
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1981
Mechakko Dotakon
TV show 団ミチル
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1981
Swan Lake
Movie Princess Francine (voice)
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1980
The Tomb of Dracula
Movie Carly / Mallisa / Woman A (voice)
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1979
Aim for the Ace! The Movie
Movie (voice)
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1977
Her Majesty's Petite Angie
TV show Frank
