Kazuhiro Yamaji
Voice ActorKazuhiro Yamaji is a veteran Japanese stage and voice actor tied to the Seinenza Theater Company, and he provides the Japanese voice of Bang, the elderly martial arts master known as Silver Fang, in One Punch Man.
One Punch Man Role
Yamaji voices Bang, the aging martial arts master who briefly agrees to train Saitama before concluding there is nothing he can teach him. Known in the hero rankings as Silver Fang, the character draws on Yamaji's deep, weathered vocal style, a tone he has used for grizzled elder figures throughout his career.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who does Kazuhiro Yamaji voice?
Kazuhiro Yamaji voices Bang, the aging martial arts master known in the hero rankings as Silver Fang, in One Punch Man. He briefly agrees to train Saitama before concluding there is nothing left he can teach him.
Is Kazuhiro Yamaji still acting?
Yes, Kazuhiro Yamaji has been active since 1979 and continues working today. His career spans decades of stage and voice performance.
Who is Kazuhiro Yamaji married to?
Kazuhiro Yamaji has been married to fellow voice actor Romi Park since 2020. Both are established names in the Japanese voice acting industry.
What theater company is Kazuhiro Yamaji associated with?
Yamaji is tied to the Seinenza Theater Company, where he has spent decades performing on stage. That stage work has run in parallel with his anime voice acting career.
What kind of characters is Kazuhiro Yamaji known for voicing?
Kazuhiro Yamaji is a Japanese voice actor born in 1954. He is known for his deep, weathered vocal style, often used for grizzled elder figures like Bang in One Punch Man.
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