Ikuya Sawaki, born Yoshinobu Mikami in Chiba Prefecture in 1951, is a Japanese voice actor with the Arts Vision agency who is connected to the Berserk franchise.
Sawaki is among the Japanese cast tied to the Berserk anime, a credit that sits within a long career of supporting voice work built up since the mid-1970s. His involvement reflects the kind of seasoned, veteran talent that long-running anime productions like this one typically draw on for their broader cast.
Working under his stage name rather than his birth name, Sawaki has spent his career with the Arts Vision talent agency, one of the larger houses in Japanese voice acting, building a long-running body of supporting and character work across decades in the industry.

Naruto vs Luffy with the twist nobody asked for: Luffy tickled Hinata on date night, and she kind of liked it. We break down the whole fight and commit to a winner....

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Ikuya Sawaki is a veteran Japanese voice actor with a supporting career going back to the mid-1970s, represented by the Arts Vision talent agency, who holds a credit connected to the Berserk anime.
Ikuya Sawaki was born Yoshinobu Mikami in Chiba Prefecture in 1951, and he has worked under his stage name rather than his birth name throughout his career.
Sawaki is among the Japanese cast tied to the Berserk anime, though the specific character has not been documented in available sources. It reflects the kind of seasoned, veteran talent that long-running anime productions typically draw on for their broader cast.
Sawaki has spent his career with the Arts Vision talent agency, one of the larger houses in Japanese voice acting.
Sawaki has been active since 1976, building a long-running body of supporting and character work across decades in the Japanese voice acting industry.
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