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Chieko Higuchi : ウィキペディア英語版
Chieko Higuchi

is a Japanese voice actress and singer. She is in the two-person group "Whoops!!" with Maaya Sakamoto.
==Career==
Higuchi made her debut in 1996, before she had finished high school, in ''Mizuiro Jidai'', voicing the character of Takako Takahata. On February 5, 1997 she released an album ''Believe'' under the EMI label.
In 1998, Higuchi provided the voice of Princess Mimori in the series ''Kero Kero Chime'', a story about Aoi, a schoolboy who is cursed by a wizard and told that if he wants to remove the curse he must find Mimori (the main female character in the 30-episode series). In 1999, she provided the voice of tomboy Shiho Nagaoka in the series ''To Heart''. Higuchi also received her first film credit, voicing the main character of Marco in the film ''Marco: 3000 Leagues in Search of Mother''.
In the summer of 2004, Higuchi released the albums ''Favorite Shoes'', the ''Azumanga Daioh Character CD Series 4: Tomo Takino'' and ''Azumanga Daiō Kyarakutā Shīdī Shirīzu 4: Takino Tomo'' which after its release on July 24, 2004 ranked 80th in Oricon singles charts. On March 25, 2005, she released ''The Best of Rival Players XXIV Yohei Tanaka & Kohei Tanaka'', which ranked 75th in the Oricon singles charts.
She voiced the character of Yūko Atoda in the 2005 series ''Ah My Buddha'', playing another tomboy. She reprised voicing this character in the 2006 sequel, ''Amaenaideyo!! Katsu!!''. Later in 2005, Higuchi voiced the character of Hibiki Watanuki in the TV Tokyo series ''Pani Poni Dash!'', a parody which frequently references Japanese and American popular culture.

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