Ryoko Shiraishi
Biography
Ryoko Shiraishi is a Japanese voice actress and singer born on September 7, 1982, in Kashiba, Nara. A member of the disbanded idol unit Drops, she's known for her distinctive husky voice and versatility in voicing young characters, including the iconic Asuka Kazama from the anime series "Towanoquon." Shiraishi has also made a name for herself through foreign dubbing work, notably covering roles for Miley Cyrus.