Takaya Hashi, born Takaya Kato, was a prolific Japanese voice actor who voiced Robert Accutrone in Bleach, an anime produced by Studio Pierrot, before his death in 2025.
In the Japanese version of Bleach, Hashi voiced Robert Accutrone, a supporting character within the series' large ensemble cast. The role was one of many guest and side parts he took on across a voice-acting career spanning five decades. His death in August 2025 came after decades spent lending his distinct voice to a wide range of anime and game characters.
Hashi's most recognized non-Bleach credits include Naruto's Kakuzu, Fist of the North Star's Toki, Donovan Desmond from Spy x Family, and Vearn in the Dragon Quest: The Adventure of Dai anime. He also served as representative director of the talent agency Apte Pro, a post he held up until his 2025 death.
Yes, Takaya Hashi died in August 2025 after a voice-acting career that spanned five decades, from 1974 to 2025. He was born Takaya Kato in 1952.
Hashi's most recognized credits include Kakuzu in Naruto, Toki in Fist of the North Star, Donovan Desmond in Spy x Family, and Vearn in the Dragon Quest: The Adventure of Dai anime. He took on guest and side parts across a wide range of anime and games throughout his career.
In the Japanese version of Bleach, Hashi voiced Robert Accutrone, a supporting character within the series' large ensemble cast. It was one of many guest and side roles he took on across his career.
Hashi served as representative director of the talent agency Apte Pro, a post he held up until his death in 2025.
Hashi's career ran from 1974 until his death in 2025, more than five decades in the industry. He was born Takaya Kato in 1952 and later became known professionally as Takaya Hashi.
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