Miyu Irino is a Japanese actor and singer who voiced the tailed beast Saiken and the Fourth Mizukage Yagura Karatachi in Naruto, produced by Studio Pierrot.
Irino took on two parts in the Naruto world: Saiken, the six-tailed slug-like beast, and Yagura Karatachi, the young Fourth Mizukage of the Hidden Mist who had been placed under another shinobi's genjutsu control. Both roles sit within the wider mythology of tailed beasts and their hosts that shapes the later stages of the series.
Starting out as a child performer in the early 1990s, Irino became widely known for voicing Haku in Spirited Away, playing Sora across the Kingdom Hearts games, and Shoya Ishida in the film A Silent Voice. He also works as a singer, launching his recording career in 2009, and took over the role of Sabo in One Piece in 2024.
Miyu Irino is best known for voicing Haku in Spirited Away, Sora across the Kingdom Hearts games, and Shoya Ishida in the film A Silent Voice. Within Naruto he voiced both Saiken and Yagura Karatachi, the Fourth Mizukage.
Irino voices Saiken, the six-tailed slug-like beast, and Yagura Karatachi, the young Fourth Mizukage of the Hidden Mist who had been placed under another shinobi's genjutsu control. Both roles tie into the wider tailed-beast mythology that shapes the later Naruto story.
Irino started out as a child performer in the early 1990s and has been active since 1992. He was born in 1988, making him one of the younger established names in the industry.
Yes, Irino also works as a singer, launching his recording career in 2009. That side of his career runs alongside his long list of anime and film voice credits.
In 2024, Irino took over the role of Sabo in One Piece. It marked a notable addition to a career already built on major franchise roles.
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