Yutaka Aoyama
Voice ActorYutaka Aoyama works in Japan as an on-screen actor and voice performer who also takes on narration jobs, and he provides the voice of Yasochika Iemura in the Bleach anime produced by Studio Pierrot.
Bleach Role
Aoyama voices Yasochika Iemura, an officer in the Soul Reapers' medical relief squad known for his prickly attitude and constant scheming to outshine his more talented peers. He also provides voices for the Quincy soldier Reiichi Oshima and the Arrancar Fishbone D, giving him a spread of roles across several arcs of the series.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is Yutaka Aoyama?
Yutaka Aoyama is a Japanese on-screen actor and voice performer born January 30, 1965, who has worked professionally since 1990. He provides Japanese voices for several characters in the Bleach anime, produced by Studio Pierrot.
Who does Yutaka Aoyama voice in Bleach?
Aoyama voices Yasochika Iemura, an officer in the Soul Reapers' medical relief squad. It's his main recurring role in the series.
What other characters has Yutaka Aoyama voiced in Bleach?
Beyond Iemura, Aoyama also provides voices for the Quincy soldier Reiichi Oshima and the Arrancar Fishbone D. That gives him a spread of roles across several arcs of the series.
What is Yasochika Iemura like as a character?
Yasochika Iemura is known for his prickly attitude and constant scheming to outshine his more talented peers in the Soul Reapers' medical relief squad. Aoyama's voicing brings that abrasive personality to the role.
Does Yutaka Aoyama do narration work?
Yes, alongside acting and voice acting, Aoyama also takes on narration jobs. His career combines live-action and narration credits with his supporting roles in Japanese anime.
Sources & Information
This content is original writing by Daddy Jim Anime based on the Bleach anime series, manga, and official materials. Episode and chapter references are cited where applicable.
Rights holders
- Created byTite Kubo
- Published byShueisha
- Animated byStudio Pierrot
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