Voice actress Noriko Ohara (real name: Noriko Tobe), known for her roles as Nobita Nobi in the anime 'Doraemon,' Doronjo in 'Yatterman,' and Conan in 'Future Boy Conan,' passed away on July 12. Following this sad news, numerous fans have taken to social media to express their condolences and share their memories of her work.

Fans have fondly remembered her role as Nobita, with comments such as, "Even though it has been a long time since the role was recast, I still love the original voice by her." Other comments included, "Nobita... Conan... She was perfect for voicing hardworking young boys," "I loved Doronjo," and "Conan, Claudia, Ricky, O-Yuki... I can hear her voice in my mind when I close my eyes." Many have praised her versatile career, noting, "It was amazing how she could switch between the voice of a breathtakingly beautiful woman in Western films and a young boy in anime, all with the same tone."

Born on October 2 in Tokyo, Ohara's impressive career spanned numerous roles, including Peter in 'Heidi, Girl of the Alps,' Hiroshi's mother in 'The Gutsy Frog,' and many more, in addition to her iconic roles in 'Doraemon,' 'Yatterman,' and 'Future Boy Conan.'

Source : ORICON NEWS