Personal details
- Birth Date: 1992-03-27
- Height: 4′ 9″ (1.45 m)
- Birth Location: Chiba, Japan
- Professions: Actress, Music Department, Art Department
Aoi Yûki, born March 27, 1992, out in Chiba, Japan, isn’t just another name floating around in the sea of voice actors and actresses. Nah, she’s got some serious chops. Folks might recognize her from a few big hitters—like, she’s the voice behind some of the most iconic characters in modern anime. You ever catch Kimi No Na Wa. (Your Name) back in 2016? Yeah, that’s her magic at work. The film itself was this massive phenomenon, all dreamy visuals and gut-punching emotion, and Aoi brought her character to life with this raw, believable vibe that just sticks with you. But she didn’t stop there. She’s also in Erased (2016), a show that plays with time travel and murder mystery, and honestly, her performance adds a ton of weight to the suspense. Then there’s Eiga Koe No Katachi (A Silent Voice), also from 2016. If you’ve ever ugly-cried over an anime, this one’s probably on the list, and Aoi’s voice acting is a huge reason why. She gives her roles this real, human edge—like, she never just phones it in, you know? There’s always something genuine about her delivery, whether she’s playing a shy teen or someone with a more complicated past. Beyond anime, she’s dipped her toes into a bunch of other projects, but those three roles really put her on the map. Fans vibe with her because she’s got range, and she never backs down from a tricky part. Aoi Yûki’s basically a heavyweight in the industry, and it doesn’t look like she’s slowing down anytime soon.
She first popped up in the voice acting scene back in 2003, lending her voice to Sakura in Kino’s Journey. Not exactly the loudest debut, but definitely one that got some people to pay attention. Kino’s Journey is one of those anime that sneaks up on you—philosophical, a bit weird, and honestly, kind of trippy in places. Sakura’s role isn’t the biggest, but it’s got some emotional punch, especially for folks who like their anime with a side of existential dread. You can tell even in those early days she had this knack for bringing out the subtle stuff in a character, not just the obvious stuff. From there, she kept at it, landing more gigs and building up a pretty solid reputation. The cool thing? That early work in something as moody as Kino’s Journey showed she could handle complicated stories, not just the fluffy, easy stuff.
March 27, 1992
4′ 9″ (1.45 m)
Konidela Ram Charan
Chiba, Japan
33 years old