Personal details
- Birth Date: 1986-02-15
- Height: 5′ 6″ (1.68 m)
- Birth Location: Tokyo, Japan
- Professions: Actress, Music Department, Soundtrack
Ami Koshimizu, born smack in the heart of Tokyo back in February ’86, didn’t exactly waltz into fame overnight, but she sure made her mark. She’s got a vibe you just can’t fake, and anime fans know her voice like a favorite song. You hear her as Kallen Stadtfeld in Code Geass—yeah, that wild mecha rebellion ride from 2006. Kallen’s got attitude, heart, and a mean punch, and Ami brings her to life with this electric energy that’s honestly hard to top. She’s also the voice behind Sailor Jupiter in Sailor Moon Crystal, which, if you grew up on magical girl shows, is a total nostalgia bomb. She brings this kinda earthy strength to Makoto Kino—a girl who can knock out monsters and bake a killer cake, all while rocking those iconic green boots. But wait, she’s not boxed into just one type of role. In Danganronpa 2: Goodbye Despair, she voices Akane Owari, a character who’s all about raw power and hunger (not just for food, but for freedom). If you’ve ever played the game, you get how her voice just fits—she captures Akane’s wild energy and unpredictability, making her way more than just your typical side character. Ami’s career has this range that’s actually kinda rare in voice acting. She bounces from tough-as-nails warriors to goofy, lovable oddballs and never misses a beat. There’s this realness to her performances—you can tell she actually gets these characters. It’s not just reading lines, it’s living them, which is probably why her voice sticks with you long after the credits roll.
Back in her junior high days, she dove headfirst into acting by joining Gekidan Wakakusa, a theater group that’s kind of a big deal for budding performers in Japan. She wasn’t just hanging around in the background, either—this was where she really started to get her feet wet, surrounded by a bunch of other passionate kids. One person, in particular, stood out: Mayumi Iizuka. Now, Iizuka was already making waves as one of the seniors, and honestly, watching her do her thing on stage was like a masterclass in performance. It left a serious impression. That spark? It lit the fire in her to chase after a career as a voice actress. It’s wild how a single role model can flip the script on your whole life plan, right? Suddenly, it wasn’t just about theater—it was about bringing characters to life with nothing but her voice. Talk about finding your calling in an unexpected place.
February 15, 1986
5′ 6″ (1.68 m)
Konidela Ram Charan
Tokyo, Japan
39 years old