Maki Kawase is a Japanese voice actor who appears in "Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba," the Ufotable series, providing the voice of the young Shinazugawa sibling Hiroshi.
In "Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba," Kawase voices Hiroshi Shinazugawa, one of the younger brothers of the Hashira Sanemi and of Genya. A gentle boy from the large Shinazugawa family, Hiroshi is among the siblings killed in a single terrible night when their grieving mother is transformed into a demon. The part places Kawase among the Japanese cast of the Ufotable adaptation.
Maki Kawase voices Hiroshi Shinazugawa, one of the younger brothers of the Hashira Sanemi and of Genya, in the Ufotable series.
He is a gentle boy from the large Shinazugawa family and one of the younger siblings of Sanemi and Genya, voiced by Maki Kawase.
He is among the siblings killed in a single terrible night when their grieving mother is transformed into a demon.
Yes, the role of Hiroshi Shinazugawa places Kawase among the Japanese cast of the Ufotable adaptation.
Yes, Maki Kawase is a Japanese voice actor who appears in Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba as the young Shinazugawa sibling Hiroshi.

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