Yūji Mitsuya

His full name is Yūji Mitsuya, listed in Japanese name order as Mitsuya Yūji. He is a veteran Japanese voice actor, sound director, and stage actor whose career began in 1967, spanning more than five decades. He is represented by his own agency, Mitsuya Project.

Mitsuya has voiced a character in the One Piece anime produced by Toei Animation, though the specific role credited to him is not documented in available records. The contribution reflects a career built on prolific voice work across decades of Japanese television, film dubbing, and animation.

Mitsuya voiced Timon in the Japanese dub of The Lion King, Tatsuya Uesugi in Touch, Hyōma Aoi in Combattler V, Kōji Togari in Kiteretsu Daihyakka, and Virgo Shaka in Saint Seiya. These roles span decades of Japanese animation and film dubbing work.

Mitsuya voiced Marty McFly in a TV Asahi rebroadcast of the 1985 Back to the Future film trilogy. This dubbing work sits alongside his many anime and tokusatsu voice credits built up over decades in the industry.

Mitsuya has spoken publicly about being gay and about a 2021 prostate cancer diagnosis, sharing both later in a career that began in 1967. These disclosures came after decades of steady voice and stage work under his agency, Mitsuya Project.