Biography
Keiko Yokozawa, also known by the stage name よこざわけい子 and born Keiko Nanba (née Yokozawa), is a Japanese voice actress, actress and narrator. She was born on 2 September 1952 in Chūō-ku, Niigata, Niigata Prefecture.
She made her voice-acting debut in 1975 in Time Bokan and is known for roles including Dorami in the 1979–2005 Doraemon television series, Sheeta in the 1986 film Castle in the Sky, Benio Hanamura in Haikara-san ga Tōru, Mami Sakura in ESPer Mami and Takeo Kumagami in the Patlabor series. She has also worked in video games, dubbing and puppet shows.
Yokozawa is the founder and executive vice president of the talent agency YU-RIN PRO. Co., Ltd. and runs the Keiko Yokozawa Voice Acting and Narration School.
