Akihiko Ishizumi is a Japanese stage and voice actor from Ehime Prefecture who voices Bluejam in One Piece.
Ishizumi provides the Japanese voice of the pirate captain Bluejam in One Piece, a role suited to his frequent casting as middle-aged and older characters. It's one credit within a dubbing career built largely on Western animated and live-action imports.
A member of the theater troupe Engekishūdan En, Ishizumi has worked steadily since 1986 across stage and voice acting. He is perhaps best recognized internationally for dubbing the Mayor in The Powerpuff Girls and Kaz in Hi Hi Puffy AmiYumi, reflecting an extensive résumé translating Western cartoons into Japanese.
Akihiko Ishizumi provides the Japanese voice of Bluejam, a pirate captain, in One Piece. The role suits his frequent casting as middle-aged and older characters.
Ishizumi is a member of the theater troupe Engekishūdan En, combining stage acting with his voice acting career.
Ishizumi is perhaps best recognized internationally for dubbing the Mayor in The Powerpuff Girls and Kaz in Hi Hi Puffy AmiYumi. These roles reflect an extensive résumé translating Western cartoons into Japanese.
Ishizumi hails from Ehime Prefecture in Japan, where he began a stage and voice acting career that continues today.
Ishizumi has worked steadily across stage and voice acting since 1986. He was born in 1961, giving him roughly four decades in the industry as of today.

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