Mahito Tsujimura (1930–2018) worked as a Japanese stage and voice actor represented by the 81 Produce agency, with a career that included a credit connected to the Berserk anime.
Tsujimura is among the Japanese cast tied to the Berserk anime, a credit from a stage and screen career that spanned more than seven decades. His mature, seasoned delivery reflects years of theatrical training that came well before his work in animation.

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Mahito Tsujimura (1930-2018) was a Japanese stage and voice actor represented by the 81 Produce agency. He held a voice credit connected to the Berserk anime.
Tsujimura is among the Japanese cast tied to the Berserk anime, but the specific character has not been documented in available records. His mature, seasoned delivery reflected decades of theatrical training that came well before his work in animation.
Tsujimura began performing in the late 1940s, building a stage and voice career that lasted more than seven decades. He spent that entire career with the 81 Produce talent agency.
Mahito Tsujimura died in 2018 at the age of 88. He had spent more than seven decades working as a stage and voice actor in Japan.
Tsujimura was a member of the 81 Produce talent agency, building his long list of stage and voice credits with them until his death in 2018.
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