Ai Nonaka

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Ai Nonaka
野中 藍
Born June 8, 1981 (1981-06-08) (age 27)
Flag of Japan Sawara-ku, Fukuoka, Japan
Occupation(s) Seiyū

Ai Nonaka (野中 藍 Nonaka Ai?, born June 8, 1981 in Sawara-ku, Fukuoka) is a seiyū. She currently works for Aoni Production and was formerly a member of the seiyū unit DROPS, which included fellow seiyū Akemi Kanda, Tomoko Kaneda, Mariko Kōda, and Ryoko Shiraishi. In high school in Fukuoka, she was head of the drama club and her ambition was to play male roles in the famous all-female Takarazuka Revue.

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[edit] Notable voice roles

Leading roles in bold.

[edit] Anime

2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008

[edit] Non-Anime Roles

[edit] Discography

[edit] Singles

[edit] Yume no Drive

First single; Released December 28, 2005

  1. Yume no Drive
  2. Escalator Rider
  3. Nichiyoubi (aipon type)
  4. Yume no Drive (off vocal ver.)
  5. Escalator Rider (off vocal ver.)

[edit] Tokimeki no Kotoba

Second single; Released October 4, 2006

  1. Tokimeki no Kotoba
  2. Shiawase no Tane
  3. Tokimeki no Kotoba (off vocal ver.)
  4. Shiawase no Tane (off vocal ver.)

[edit] LOVE@MESSENGER

Third single; Released October 4, 2006

  1. LOVE@MESSENGER
  2. LOVE@MESSENGER Ai-rock ver.
  3. Number
  4. LOVE@MESSENGER
  5. Number (off vocal ver.)

[edit] Cheer Ru-ga!

Fourth single; Released August 8, 2007

  1. Cheer Ru-ga!
  2. Happy Material (aipon type)
  3. Cheer Ru-ga! (off vocal ver.)
  4. Happy Material (off vocal ver.)

[edit] Koi no Museum

Fifth single; Released September 9, 2007

  1. Koi no Museum
  2. Roulette ☆ Roulette (aipon type)
  3. Koi no Museum (off vocal ver.)
  4. Roulette ☆ Roulette (off vocal ver.)

[edit] Ureshinaki

Sixth single; Released October 10, 2007

  1. Ureshinaki
  2. Shooting Star -Yume he to Todoke- (aipon type)
  3. Ureshinaki (off vocal ver.)
  4. Shooting Star -Yume he to Todoke- (off vocal ver.)


[edit] Albums

[edit] Ai no Uta

First album; Released February 1, 2006

  1. Hatsukoi Frill
  2. Yume no Drive
  3. Snow White Graffiti
  4. Peace!
  5. Kaze no Radio
  6. Kuroneko no Hitomi
  7. Hajimete no Nichiyoubi
  8. Escalator Rider
  9. ai no uta
  10. epilogue -ai no uta-

[edit] Shiawase no Iro

Second album; Released December 6, 2006

  1. Andante
  2. espresso
  3. Tokimeki no Kotoba
  4. Yukina Miki!
  5. Yoake no Charm
  6. Number (album ver.)
  7. Barairo no Hoho
  8. Co.lor.fu.l
  9. Jewelry Heart
  10. Shiawase no Tane
  11. Marble no Koi
  12. LOVE@MESSENGER

[edit] Namida no Kiseki

Third album; Released March 12, 2008

  1. CACAO85
  2. A-ri-e-na-i!
  3. Amanojaku
  4. Maybe?
  5. Koi no Museum
  6. NO DREAM X NO LIFE
  7. Cheer Ru-ga
  8. Hitoribocchi
  9. Kirari
  10. Ureshinaki
  11. Donna Toki Datte

[edit] DVDs

  • AI☆PON the FILMS (Released March 3, 2007)

[edit] External links

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