Keiko Yamamoto

Keiko Yamamoto
山本 圭子
Born(1940-08-07)August 7, 1940
Osaka Prefecture, Japan
DiedApril 18, 2024(2024-04-18) (aged 83)
Other nameDodoko-san[1][2][3]
Occupations
Years active1960–2023
AgentAoni Production[5]
Notable credit(s)Tensai Bakabon as Bakabon
Sazae-san as Hanako Hanazawa
GeGeGe no Kitaro as Sunakake Babaa
Chibi Maruko-chan as Shōta Yamada

Keiko Yamamoto (山本 圭子, Yamamoto Keiko; August 7, 1940 – April 18, 2024) was a Japanese voice actress and narrator[4] from Osaka Prefecture.[3] Many of her voice acting roles were older women, young boys, or tomboyish young girls.

She is best known for her voice acting roles as the titular character in Tensai Bakabon, Hanako Hanazawa in Sazae-san, Sunakake Babaa in GeGeGe no Kitaro, Chikako in Himitsu no Akko-chan, the titular character in Ganbare!! Robocon, and Shōta Yamada in Chibi Maruko-chan.[4][6]

Biography

Yamamoto was born in Osaka Prefecture[7] on August 7, 1940.[8]

Ever since she was a child, she wanted to become a singer[3] and graduated from the Department of Home Economics at the Soai Women's Junior College.[9]

"Bitten by the acting bug" during her days as a student, Yamamoto moved to Tokyo after she graduated from college. She, relying on her older brother working as a manager at the Senuza theater troupe at the time, joined the theater troupe,[5][9][10] where she learned the fundamentals of theater.[10]

Originally Yamamoto wanted to be a live-action actress, but changed her mind and decided to become a voice actress instead, realizing, "as an actress, I would absolutely never get to play beautiful roles" and "with voice acting, your face doesn't matter, and I can even play handsome young boy roles."[11]

She made her anime debut in 1963 as the voice of Wally in Wolf Boy Ken.[2]

After working with the Tokyo Actor's Consumer's Cooperative Society,[12] she participated in the founding of Aoni Production in 1969 and was affiliated with the company up until her death.[13]

Starting in 1972, Yamamoto became the second voice actress of the character Hanako Hanazawa in Sazae-san.[14][15]

In late 2020, it was announced that Yamamoto would take a hiatus from Sazae-san in order to receive treatment for a leg fracture,[16] with Kazue Ikura serving as her substitute.[17]

In October 2023, it was announced that Yamamoto stepped down from the role of Hanako Hanazawa on Sazae-san after over 50 years.[14][15][18] Later that same year, she also stepped down from her role as Shōta Yamada on Chibi Maruko-chan.[19]

Death

Yamamoto died from sepsis on April 18, 2024, at the age of 83.[20] Per her family's wishes, her death was not officially announced until July 28 of that year.[20]

Successors

Following Yamamoto stepping down from her roles due to her advancing age and subsequent death, the following individuals have taken over some of her voice acting roles.

SuccessorCharacterWorkDebut
Eriko KawasakiHanazawa's motherSazae-sanBroadcast on March 26, 2017
Masuo's motherBroadcast on May 12, 2019
Takeo's motherBroadcast on September 22, 2019
Rumi OchiaiAnago's wifeBroadcast on May 15, 2022
Kumiko Watanabe[21]Hanako HanazawaBroadcast on November 5, 2023[Note 1]
Yuriko YamamotoMrs. ŌishiChibi Maruko-chanBroadcast on May 1, 2022
Emi MotoiShōta YamadaBroadcast on Feb 4, 2024
Mami MatsuiHamaji's motherBroadcast on December 8, 2024
Kimiko SaitōWhale KutanLet's Go! AnpanmanBroadcast on January 5, 2024

Filmography

Television animation

List of voice performances in television animation
Year Title Role Notes Source
1963Astro BoyMarie
1964Wolf Boy KenWally
Big XHans Engel[22][23]
1965Tatakae! OsperOsperLead role[24]
1966Osomatsu-kunChoromatsu, Karamatsu, IchimatsuSubstitute voice for Ichimatsu, credited under "Emiko Suzuki" (鈴木恵美子) for first half[25][26]
1967Sally the WitchNakano, Araki, Abe, Yamamoto, Busuo, Shinnyo[27]
1968GeGeGe no KitarōAdditional voices
Cyborg 009Additional voices
1969Himitsu no Akko-chanChikako, Mori, Jiyunpei, Yōta, Take, Norikazu, Santarō, Kanta
Mōretsu AtarōAtarōLead role[28][29]
Tiger MaskGoro, Tsuyoshi, Yoshimizu Saburo, Rota, Gaboten[30]
Attack No. 1Kaori Yagisawa
Pyunpyun MaruKemekoSubstitute voice
1970Inakappe TaishōWest II
1971Star of the GiantsAdditional voices
Sazae-sanHanako Hanazawa, Hanazawa's mother, Mrs. Anago, Masuo's mother, Takeo's mother, Cassie, Additional voicesSecond voice of Hanako Hanazawa and Mrs. Anago
First voice of Hanazawa's mother, Masuo's mother, and Takeo's mother		[31]
Andersen StoriesYoung Ib
Apatchi YakyūgunDaikon, Mari's mother[32][33]
Kunimatsu-sama no OtoridaiJirō Shiobara, Nobuotto, Akibo, Boo, Matsukichi, Additional voices
GeGeGe no KitarōSunakake Babaa[34]
Tensai BakabonBakabonLead role[35][36]
1972Sarutobi EcchanAdditional voices
Lupin the 3rd Part IShukjoEp. 14[37]
Mock of the Oak TreeFranco
New MoominHoltdell
Triton of the SeaGem
Akadō SuzunosukeAkadō SuzunosukeLead role[38][39]
DevilmanMakimura Kensaku/Tare-chan[40][41][42]
Mazinger ZAdditional voices
1973Babel IIChii-bouMain role[43]
Jungle KurobeAdditional voices
DoraemonSewashi[44][45]
The Gutsy FrogShinpachi Gotō, Kanpei Yamashita, TanakaFirst voice of Shinpachi, Second voice of Kanpei[46]
Little WansaBumbleMain role[47][48]
Microid SShinkichi[49]
Miracle Girl Limit-chanNobuko Asami, Jun Kurimoto[50][51]
1974Aim for the Ace!Additional voices
1974Cutie HoneyPochi[52][53]
1974Heidi, Girl of the AlpsVillage Child
1974–1975Majokko Megu-chanRabi Kanzaki[54][55]
1974–1975Getter RoboKoichi, Hiroshi[56]
1974–1976First Human GiatrusAdditional voices
1974–1975CalimeroButa, Betty, Mrs. PapeFirst voice[57]
1975–1976Maya the Honey BeeImomushi, Kawagera, Yadoribae, Okera
1975–1976Getter Robo GKatsuya, Kamekichi[56]
1975–1976Steel JeegSaburo Yamanaka[58]
1975–1977Ganso Tensai BakabonBakabonLead role[59][60]
1975–1982Ikkyū-sanAdditional voices
1976–1977Dino Mech GaikingGorō
1976Machine HayabusaHiroshi Kamikaze[61]

[62]

1976–1977Chōdenji Robo Combattler VKotaro Tobita[63]
1976–1977Magne Robo GakeenAdditional voices[64][65]
1976–1979Candy CandyYoung Tom
1976–1977Little Lulu and Her Little FriendsTubby[66]
1977Jetter MarsKōsaku
1977Chōgattai Majutsu Robo GinguiserTaichi
1977Glacier Warrior GaisluggerIi Taro[67]
1977–1979Ippatsu Kanta-kunSanta
1977–1978Angie GirlArthur
1978–1979Majokko TickleFuuko, Tadashi Yoshikawa, Kaoru Yamaya
1978–1981Galaxy Express 999Boy, Newspaper Woman, Manabu Sunayama, Okamisan, KikuoBoy in Episode 30
1978–1979Gatchaman IIBoy A
1979–1980ZendermanJimmy
1979–1980Cyborg 009Honko, Chiko
1979–2005DoraemonToraemon, Motoyama, Tsugeguchi
1979–1980Story of the Knights of the Round Table: Blazing ArthurTom
1979–1980Space Carrier Blue NoahDr. Sayoko Sakuramachi (Surgeon)[68][69]
1980–1981The Wonderful Adventures of NilsOlder Brother
1980Burn, Arthur: The Prince of the White HorsePete[70]
1980–1982Fisherman SanpeiMasaharu KaseMain role[71][72]
1980Ganbare GonbeGonbeLead role
1980–1981Ganbare GenkiSadakichi's mother, Otaki, Chindonya, Araki
1980–1982Kaibutsu-kunFunyara, Peng, Puwapuwa, Additional voices
1980–1981Astro BoyTrue, DolphinTrue in Ep. 22, Dolphin in Ep. 36
1981–1982Saikyo Robo Daioja 1Tomkin
1981–1982YattodetamanToyotomi Hideyoshi
1981–1982Hello! SandybellMrs. Honor
1981–1986Dr. Slump & Arale-chanPoop-Boy, Akiko-san, Boku-chin, Kanta
1981–1987Ninja Hattori-kunGrandmother
1981Bokura Mangaka: Tokiwa-sō MonogatariLandlady, DoraemonTelevision special
1982–1983Asari-chanOld woman, Aomori
1982–1983Boku Patalliro!Patababa
1982The Call of the WildAdditional voices
1982Two Down Full BaseTatsuo YamakawaTelevision film[73]
1982–1983Roly-Poly Pollon – The Story of a Bratty GoddessEros, Additional voices[74]
1982–1984The Kabocha WineMasuo Masuda
1983–1986KinnikumanNachiguron, Kinkotsu-Obaba[75][76]
1983–1984Galactic Whirlwind SasuraigerCarmen the 25th
1983–1984Eagle SamEagle SamLead role[77]
1983Manga Aesop MonogatariTon[78]
1984–1985Gu Gu GanmoSudare
1984Kinnikuman: Showdown! The 7 Justice Supermen vs. The Space SamuraisNachiguronTelevision special
1985–1986Hai Step JunYutaro, additional voice
1985–1987Little Ghost Q-TarōYasubee
1985–1986Onegai! Samia-donAdditional voices
1985Lupin the 3rd Part IIIQueen GretchenEp. 43
1985–1988GeGeGe no KitarōJakotsu Babaa, Zashiki-warashi, Akane's mother, Mannen, Old Woman, Sozu-ka-ba, Kasha, Shisa
1986RobotanAdditional voices
1986–1989Dragon BallGrandma Hakkake
1987New Maple Town Stories: Palm Town ChapterFlower Shop Owner, Maggie
1987–1988Ninja AkakageGenta
1987–1989BikkurimanTenshi Dan-JackMain role[79]
1988Tatakae!! RamenmanBihunEpisode 13[80]
1988–1996Kiteretsu DaihyakkaYone Karino, Yachiyo, Ume, Suzuko, EnchōFirst voice of Yone Karino
1988–presentLet's Go! AnpanmanKuutan the Whale, Bakeru-kunFirst voice of Kuutan the Whale
Second voice of Bakeru-kun
1988–1989Himitsu no Akko-chanChikako, Moko's mother[81][82]
1989–1990Shin BikkurimanGod Emperor Jack
1989–1996Dragon Ball ZEast Kaiō
1989–1991ChimpuiKaiserEpisode 18
1989–1991Dragon Quest: Legend of the Hero AbelMokomoko's motherEpisode 42[83]
1990–1992Chibi Maruko-chanShōta Yamada, Mrs. Hamazaki, Mrs. Ōishi[84]
1991–1992Ultraman Kids: 30 Million Light-Years in Search of MotherUranaishi Ura
1992Fantasy Adventure: The Adventures of Puss in BootsAdditional voices
1992–presentCrayon Shin-chanIbirida
1992–1994Tsuyoshi Shikkari ShinasaiOba-san
1994–1995Mahoujin Guru GuruMagical Obaba[85][86]
1995–presentChibi Maruko-chanShōta Yamada, Hamaji's mother, Mrs. ŌishiFirst voice[87][88]
1995World Fairy Tale AnimeFirst Pig, CatFirst Pig in Episode 9, Cat in Episode 23[89]
1996–1998GeGeGe no KitarōSunakake Babaa[90][91]
1996–presentGreat Detective ConanTatsue Egami, Eri SenjuTatsue Egami in Episode 363, Eri Senju in Episodes 394–396
1997–2000Kindaichi Shōnen no JikenboYurie KimisawaDebuts in Episode 51
1997Shōnen H Ga Mita SensōMother
1997–1999Dr. SlumpRyōta, Akiko-san, Unchi-kun
1998–1999Fushigi Mahou Fan Fan PharmacyLiliel
1998–1999Himitsu no Akko-chanChikako, Moko's mother[92][93]
1999–2001Shūkan Sutōrī RandoAdditional voicesLive action/anime variety show
1999–presentOne PieceAmazon
2000ShinzoBurtle
2000Doki Doki LegendMahō Obaba
2000–2006Tottoko HamutaroDevihamukun/Spat
2000–2001Pipo Papo Patrol-kunNōbo, Poppy, Kenta, Parabo, Pregnant Woman, Boy
2001–2002Nono-chanMatsuko Yamada[94][95]
2001–2003Kirby of the StarsEscargon's Mother
2001–2003KasuminDonabe
2002Baby GrandmaKoume Jinguji, Ume Jinguji[96]
2003–2006Zatch Bell!Riou
2005–2007Majime ni Fumajime Kaiketsu ZororiOba-chan
2006Nerima Daikon BrothersDirector[97]
2006Aria the NaturalOba-san
2006–2007Demashita! Powerpuff Girls ZLittle Arturo
2007–2009GeGeGe no KitarōSunakake Babaa, Yashi Otoshi, Shīsā[98][99]
2007BokuranoBlack Koyemshi
2007–2008Shugo Chara!Nobuko Saeki
2008–2009Negibōzu no AsatarōAdditional voices[100]
2011Nichijou - My Ordinary LifeYūko Aioi's motherDebuts in Episode 9
2015Kurayami SantaKotaro, Uchūjin

Theatrical films

List of performances in theatrical films
Year Title Role Notes Source
1965Ore ni Tsuite Koi!Yumiko Matsuki[37]
1973Panda's Great AdventurePinch[37]
1976Puss 'n Boots: Around the World in 80 DaysLittle Mouse[37]
1983Unico in the Island of MagicMonster Child
1984KinnikumanNachiguron
1990Pink: Water Bandit, Rain BanditBlack[37]
1991Dorami-chan: Wow, The Kid Gang of Bandits!AraraShort film[101]
1993Dr. Slump and Arale-chan: N-cha! Clear Skies Over Penguin VillageDodongadon[37]
1997Crayon Shin-chan: Pursuit of the Balls of DarknessBall King Nakamur[37]
2000Let's Go! Anpanman: The Tears of the Mermaid PrincessSea Witch[37][102]
2001Let's Go! Anpanman: Gomira's StarTartan[37][103]
2002Crayon Shin-chan: Fierceness That Invites Storm! The Battle of the Warring StatesYoshino[37]
2004Pokémon: Destiny DeoxysGonbe (Munchlax)[37][104]
2005One Piece: Baron Omatsuri and the Secret IslandKeroko[105]
2006The Girl Who Leapt Through TimeGrandmother[106]
2014Let's Go! Anpanman: Apple Boy and the Wishes for EveryoneKuutan the Whale[107]
2015Chibi Maruko-chan: A Boy from ItalyShōta YamadaFinal film role[37][108]

Video games

Tokusatsu

Dubbing

Notes

  1. ↑ Teiyū Ichiryūsai served as a substitute for the January 5, 2015 broadcast, while Kazue Ikura served as a substitute from the September 20 to October 11, 2020 broadcasts.

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