Keiko Tomizawa

Keiko Tomizawa, also known as 富沢恵子, is a renowned visual effects specialist in the animation industry. She is recognized for her significant contributions to several iconic animated films. Tomizawa's career spans over two decades, with her earliest credited work being the groundbreaking anime film "Akira" in 1988, where she served as a key animator.

Her notable works include "Princess Mononoke" in 1997, a critically acclaimed film directed by Hayao Miyazaki, and "Howl's Moving Castle" in 2004, another Miyazaki-directed film. Tomizawa's expertise in visual effects has been instrumental in bringing these animated worlds to life, showcasing her skill and dedication to her craft.