Yoji Ueda is a Japanese voice actor active since 2001, credited within the One Piece franchise's Japanese cast data, though the specific character he portrayed is not documented in available sources.
No specific character or credit tied to Ueda's One Piece work is documented in the source material available for this profile. He is nonetheless recorded among the Japanese-language talent connected to the franchise.
Ueda has worked professionally as a voice actor since 2001. He spent part of his career with the talent agency Mausu Promotion before moving to his current agency, Amuleto, and in April 2008 he altered the kanji spelling of his given name, though its pronunciation, Yoji, stayed the same.
Ueda is recorded among the Japanese voice cast tied to One Piece, though the specific character he played is not documented in available sources. He is otherwise credited within the franchise's Japanese cast data rather than for a signature role elsewhere.
Ueda was signed to the agency Mausu Promotion before moving to his current agency, Amuleto. The change came during his ongoing career as a voice actor.
In April 2008, Ueda altered the kanji spelling of his given name while its pronunciation, Yoji, stayed the same. The reason behind the change is not detailed in available sources.
Ueda has worked professionally as a voice actor since 2001. He is credited within the One Piece franchise's Japanese cast data from that career.
Ueda was born in 1971. He began his voice acting career three decades later, in 2001.
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