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Kozue Suzuki
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Kozue Suzuki (鈴木 こずえ) is a CG modeling artist primarily involved with arcade games. Previously having worked at CRI, she joined Sega-AM2 following the CRI software developers merging with AM2. Under Sega, her notable works have been Virtua Fighter 4 Evolution, Quest of D, Sega Golf Club and the MJ series.[1]

In 2010, she gave birth to a daughter and became one of the few working mothers in her department, rather than quitting her job to raise her child.[1]

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