Kohta Yamamoto
MusicianKohta Yamamoto composes, arranges, and writes lyrics for Japanese anime soundtracks, with a career reaching back to 2015. He scored Attack on Titan: The Final Season and won a Crunchyroll Anime Award for Best Score for that work.
Attack on Titan Role
Yamamoto composed the musical score for Attack on Titan: The Final Season, the anime's concluding arc. His work on the soundtrack was recognized with a Crunchyroll Anime Award for Best Score, cementing his reputation as one of the series' key musical contributors.
Career and Notable Roles
Yamamoto has worked steadily in the anime music industry since 2015, composing, arranging, and writing lyrics for a range of series beyond Attack on Titan. His award-winning work on the Final Season score stands as the high point of his career to date.
Frequently Asked Questions
What anime has Kohta Yamamoto composed for?
Kohta Yamamoto composed the musical score for Attack on Titan: The Final Season, the anime's concluding arc. He has worked steadily in anime music since 2015, composing, arranging, and writing lyrics across a range of series beyond that soundtrack.
Who is Kohta Yamamoto?
Kohta Yamamoto, born in 1987, is a Japanese composer, arranger, and lyricist who has worked in anime music since 2015. His score for Attack on Titan: The Final Season stands as the high point of his career to date.
Did Kohta Yamamoto win any awards for Attack on Titan?
Yes, Kohta Yamamoto won a Crunchyroll Anime Award for Best Score for his work on Attack on Titan: The Final Season. The recognition cemented his reputation as one of the series' key musical contributors.
What does Kohta Yamamoto do besides compose music?
Beyond composing, Kohta Yamamoto also arranges music and writes lyrics for anime soundtracks. That combined role has defined his career since 2015, including his award-winning work on Attack on Titan's Final Season.
When did Kohta Yamamoto start working in anime music?
Kohta Yamamoto has worked in the anime music industry since 2015. Born in 1987, he built his career composing, arranging, and writing lyrics before scoring Attack on Titan: The Final Season, the work that earned him a Crunchyroll Anime Award for Best Score.
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