Shinnosuke Tachibana
Voice ActorShinnosuke Tachibana works in Japan as a voice actor with side careers in singing and narration, and lent his voice to the Bleach anime produced by Studio Pierrot.
Bleach Role
Tachibana is among the Japanese cast members who contributed voice work to Bleach, produced at Studio Pierrot. This appearance came early in a voice acting career he began in 2003, the same era Bleach's anime adaptation was first airing.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Shinnosuke Tachibana's background as a performer?
Shinnosuke Tachibana is a Japanese voice actor born in 1978 who also works as a singer and narrator. He contributed voice work to the Bleach anime produced by Studio Pierrot.
What is Shinnosuke Tachibana's connection to Bleach?
Tachibana is among the Japanese cast members who lent voice work to Bleach at Studio Pierrot. The appearance came early in his career, in the same era Bleach's anime adaptation was first airing.
When did Shinnosuke Tachibana start his voice acting career?
Tachibana began his voice acting career in 2003 and has worked continuously since. His Bleach contribution came during this early stretch of his career.
What other work has Shinnosuke Tachibana done besides voice acting?
Beyond his voice acting, Tachibana is also active as a singer and narrator. He has combined these pursuits with anime roles like his contribution to Bleach since his 2003 debut.
Who is Shinnosuke Tachibana married to?
Tachibana is married to fellow Japanese voice actress Ao Takahashi. The couple share the same profession, both working within Japan's voice acting industry.
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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