kierra sheard played kiki in kiki's delivery service.
kierra sheard played kiki in kiki's delivery service.
who plays kiki in kiki's delivery service?
kierra sheard
minami takayama









































she is best known for her roles in "kiki's delivery service" as both kiki and ursula, "ranma ½" as nabiki tendo, "moomin" as moomin, "yaiba" as yaiba kurogane, "nintama rantarō" as rantarō inadera, "danganronpa" series as hajime hinata/izuru kamukura and "detective conan" as conan edogawa. minami and shiina nagano, the other member of two-mix, also appeared as themselves in a case in her former husband's manga, detective conan.









































section::::personal life.









































takayama's real name is . she was married to manga artist gosho aoyama on may 5, 2005 but they divorced on december 10, 2007.
minami takayama
on september 4, 1998, "entertainment weekly" rated it as video of the year, and on september 12, 1998, it was the first video release to be reviewed as a normal film on "siskel and ebert" rather than on the "video pick of the week" section. gene siskel of the "chicago tribune" and roger ebert of the "chicago sun-times" gave it "two thumbs up" and ebert went on to rank it as one of the best animated films of 1989. the film ranked #12 on "wizard's anime" magazine's list of the "top 50 anime released in north america". other reviews were very positive as well. andrew johnston (critic) wrote in time out new york: "although the story has a clear moral about learning to develop self-confidence, "kiki" is never preachy. the story is given time to unfold at a natural pace..., which contributes greatly to the sense of depth it conveys." in the review aggregator website rotten tomatoes, "kiki's delivery service" has a score of 97% based on 29 reviews with an average rating of 7.8/10, the website's consensus reads, ""kiki's delivery service" is a heartwarming, gorgeously-rendered tale of a young witch discovering her place in the world." the conservative christian group concerned women for america boycotted "kiki's delivery service" screenings and released a press release on february 5, 1998, titled "disney reverts to witchcraft in japanese animation". calling for a boycott of the walt disney company, the group said the company "is still not family friendly, but continues to have a darker agenda".
kiki's delivery service