About Haru
A multi award-winning Japanese voiceover artist and localization voice director with extensive experience across commercials, games, corporate narration, and e-learning. Known for a wide vocal range, this artist excels in both natural, conversational reads and dynamic character performances, bringing authenticity and emotional depth to every project. They are also capable of acting in English with a Japanese accent, making them highly versatile for bilingual or globally localized productions. Representative Work & Clients Games & Interactive Media • Xero in Fortnite: The Pit of Legends (bilingual JP/EN) • Camazotz in Mythic Heroes (JP localization) • Kim Yoojin in It’s Beautiful Now (JP dubbing) Commercials & Corporate Content • Amazon Japan – Digital ads and narration • IBM – Promo video narration • Salesforce Japan – Localized corporate commercial • LVMH – Internal corporate video dubbing • Seven & i Holdings – Promo video narration E-learning & Digital Media • LinkedIn Learning (JP) – Narration for localized e-learning content • EXPO 2025 – Promo video narration Selected Awards & Recognitions • 🏆 Voice Arts® Awards – Winner in 3 categories (most awarded Japanese voice actor to date) • 🏆 NY Digital Awards 2025 – First-ever recipient of the Best Voice Talent award • 🏆 Vega Digital Awards 2025 – First Asian Gold Winner for Best Voice Over Talent Specialties • Commercials and digital advertising • Character voices for games and anime-style performances • Corporate narration • Japanese dubbing and localization supervision • Bilingual acting (Japanese / Japanese-accented English) • Voice direction and casting for global productions Passionate about bridging cultures through voice, this artist brings each script to life with precision, warmth, and authenticity, helping brands and storytellers connect deeply with Japanese audiences and beyond.
Voice Demos & Showreels
Raw Studio Audition Sample
Studio Quality Check
Commercial Demo
Commercial
Commercial Demo
Commercial
Explainer Demo
Explainer
Learning Demo
Learning
Narration Demo
Narration
Gaming Demo
Gaming
Characters Demo
Characters
Characters Demo
Characters
English with Accent Demo
English with Accent
English with Accent Demo
English with Accent
Voice Style & Qualities
Additional Skills
Additional Languages
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