Hiroshi Okamoto
Voice ActorHiroshi Okamoto is a Japanese voice actor represented by Aoni Production who began his career in the early 2000s. He voiced a character in the Sailor Moon Crystal remake.
Sailor Moon Role
In Sailor Moon Crystal, Okamoto voiced Motoki Furuhata, the arcade owner and confidant to several of the series' main characters. The role placed him in the 2014 remake's cast rather than the original 1990s anime.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who does Hiroshi Okamoto voice in Sailor Moon?
Hiroshi Okamoto voices Motoki Furuhata, the arcade owner and confidant to several main characters, in Sailor Moon Crystal. This places him in the 2014 remake's cast rather than the original 1990s anime.
Who is Hiroshi Okamoto?
Hiroshi Okamoto is a Japanese voice actor, born in 1977, represented by the talent agency Aoni Production. His Sailor Moon Crystal role is one of his notable anime credits.
When did Hiroshi Okamoto start his voice acting career?
Okamoto began his acting career in 2003 after graduating from Momoyama Gakuin University. He has worked as a voice actor under Aoni Production since then.
Is Hiroshi Okamoto's Sailor Moon role in the original series or Crystal?
Okamoto's Sailor Moon role, Motoki Furuhata, appears only in Sailor Moon Crystal, the 2014 remake. He was not part of the original 1990s anime cast.
What role does Motoki Furuhata play in the Sailor Moon story?
Motoki Furuhata is the arcade owner and confidant to several of the series' main characters. Okamoto voices him in the Sailor Moon Crystal cast.
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