Yoshito Yasuhara

Yasuhara voices Brief in One Piece, adding the role to a long-running career as a Japanese dubbing artist and stage performer. His career in the industry stretches back to the late 1960s.

Yasuhara belongs to the comedy troupe and talent agency Theatre Echo. He built his reputation there primarily as a Japanese dubbing artist for Hollywood stars.

Yasuhara regularly voices Mickey Rourke and Kevin Bacon in Japanese dubs, along with Bill Murray and Gary Oldman, plus Richard Gere, Kurt Russell, Tim Robbins, Tim Roth, and Bob Odenkirk. This dubbing work forms the core of his career reputation.

Earlier in his career, Yasuhara was among the first Japanese performers to dub Mel Gibson and Robin Williams. This came before his later work on actors like Mickey Rourke and Kevin Bacon.

Yasuhara was born in 1949 and has been active since the late 1960s. His career stretches back nearly six decades as a stage performer and dubbing artist.