Kawaii Kon's Guest Announcement, Nozawa Masako, for the 2014 Show

Honolulu, HI - March 13th 2014 – Announcing Nozawa Masako as a guest for Kawaii Kon 2014, Hawaii's premiere anime convention and conference.

Nozawa Masako – Seiyuu
Not many people can say they've been voice acting since they were three years old, but Masako Nozawa can. Nozawa has lent her voice to hundreds of anime, including Astro Boy, Gegege no Kitarō, Dokonjō Gaeru, and Doraemon (as Doraemon). In 1986 she stepped into her most famous role: Goku in Dragon Ball. In addition, she has also given voice to Son Gohan, Bardock, Son Goten, Vegetto, Gotenks in Dragon Ball, Dragon Ball Z, Dragon Ball GT, and Dragon Ball Z Kai. SinceDragon Ball has ended, she has also made appearances in anime such as One Piece, Digimon Tamers, Case Closed, Digital Monster X-Evolution, Pokémon - Advanced Generation, Tsubasa Chronicle.

About Kawaii Kon:
Kawaii Kon is dedicated to creating a broader awareness of, and appreciation for Japanese animation by celebrating the richness of this artform. Through cooperation with the community, Kawaii Kon hopes to facilitate growth of the anime, manga and related industries in Hawaii and beyond. In addition to providing a central event for fans and enthusiasts, Kawaii Kon seeks to become a vehicle for sharing and disseminating industry information. Kawaii Kon also provides the community and related industries the opportunity to network and conduct business.

Kawaii Kon will be held at the Hawaii Convention Center from April 4 – 6, 2014. For more information please visit: www.kawaiikon.com

source: http://www.animenewsnetwork.com/press-release/2014-03-13/kawaii-kon-guest-announcement-nozawa-masako-for-the-2014-show

The Richest Cartoon Voice Actors Ever

Wouldn't it be awesome if you could roll out of bed and get paid millions of dollars to speak into a microphone while wearing your pajamas? Being a cartoon voice over actor might be the greatest job of all time. But who are the richest cartoon voice actors ever and how much do they make? The lifestyle of a voice actor is pretty amazing, but that doesn't mean the job is easy. The people on this list are some of the hardest working in show business. Many of them work on multiple shows and voice a plethora of different characters. The people on this list have not only been blessed with versatile and interesting sounding voices, they are also extremely lucky to have landed roles on some of the most popular shows on television. If you are an aspiring voice actor, you should make it your goal to work on shows like The Simpsons, South Park, Family Guy, Futurama… anything that has 24+ episodes per season that is shown in syndication around the world. And if there's one major lesson, it's that as always if you want to make the really big bucks, you've got to be the creator, executive producer and writer of a show you own! It also definitely doesn't hurt to own your merchandising rights. But even if you just want to be a regular voice actor, there's still a ton of money to be made, as you will find out by clicking the gallery below:

The Richest Cartoon Voice Actors Ever:
1. #1: Walt Disney – Net Worth $5 Billion
2. #2: Matt Groening – Net Worth $500 Million
3. #3: Trey Parker – Net Worth $300 Million
4. #4: Matt Stone – Net Worth $300 Million
5. #5: Seth MacFarlane – Net Worth $100 Million
6. #6: Jim Henson – Net Worth $90 Million
7. #7: Mike Judge – Net Worth $75 Million
8. #8: Hank Azaria – Net Worth $70 Million
9. #9: Harry Shearer – Net Worth $65 Million
10. #10: Nancy Cartwright – Net Worth $60 Million
11. #11: Dan Castellaneta – Net Worth $60 Million
12. #12: Yeardley Smith – Net Worth $55 Million
13. #13: Julie Kavner – Net Worth $50 Million
14. #14: Billy West – Net Worth $35 Million
15. #15: Frank Oz – Net Worth $20 Million
16. #16: Tom Kenny – Net Worth $14 Million
17. #17: Kevin Clash – Net Worth $12 Million
18. #18: Kath Soucie – Net Worth $11 Million
19. #19: Tress MacNeille – Net Worth $10 Million

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