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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | Tomoko Kawakami was one of the versatile seiyuu who boomed in the 90's. Her voice range was impressive - she could voice boys, cute girls or even super tough girls. She also might have been a precursor to Hitomi Nabatame in terms of 'Les Yay seiyuu', though Tomoko didn't seem to be Les Yay in real life. Instead, she tended to voice characters who may have some Les Yay tendencies with other characters. |
