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Chiharu Kitaoka (喜多丘 千陽, Kitaoka Chiharu, born December 16, 1988), also known Aya Gōda (合田 彩, Gōda Aya), is a Japanese voice actress from Kitami, Hokkaido, Japan. She was affiliated with Production Ace Engi Kenkyuujo and graduated from Yoyogi Animation Gakuin.^[1] Kitaoka made her voice acting debut in Kiddy Girl-and (2009) under the stage name Aya Gouda. She went on to use that name until she left the Production Ace agency in September 2012.

Filmography

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Anime

2009

• Kiddy Girl-and as Q-feuille

2010

• Sora no Otoshimono: Forte as Chika Yanagisawa (eps 6, 9, 11–12), Girl (eps 4–5), Radio (ep 10)

2011

• A Dark Rabbit Has Seven Lives as Saeko Suzae
• Kore wa Zombie Desu ka? as Sarasvati / Kirara Hoshikawa, Female student (ep 6)
• Maken-ki! as Furan Takaki
• R-15 as Taketo Akutagawa

2012

• Kore wa Zombie Desu ka? of the Dead as Sarasvati / Kirara Hoshikawa
• Recorder and Randsell as Takumi

2014

• Atelier Escha & Logy: Alchemists of the Dusk Sky as Threia Hazelgrimm
• Robot Girls Z as DanDan

ONA/OVA

2011

• Toei Robot Girls as Dan Dan / Danguard Ace

2012

• Upotte!! as Ichihachi (AR18)

References

External links

• Chiharu Kitaoka at Anime News Network's encyclopedia
• Official Blog
• 喜多丘 千陽 on X

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