Kazuyuki Okitsu
Voice ActorKazuyuki Okitsu is a Japanese voice actor who also works as a narrator and contributes to the Sakamoto Days voice cast. A graduate of Osaka University of Arts, he has worked in the industry since 2000 and has been represented by Kekke Corporation since 2007.
Sakamoto Days Role
Kazuyuki Okitsu is part of the voice cast for Sakamoto Days, the TMS Entertainment adaptation of Yuto Suzuki's assassin manga. His work on the series sits within a two-decade voice acting career that began in 2000. Okitsu has been represented by the talent agency Kekke Corporation since 2007, after starting his career at the RME agency.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is Kazuyuki Okitsu?
Kazuyuki Okitsu is a Japanese voice actor and narrator who is part of the voice cast for Sakamoto Days, the TMS Entertainment adaptation of Yuto Suzuki's manga. His work on the series sits within a two-decade voice acting career that began in 2000.
What talent agency represents Kazuyuki Okitsu?
Okitsu has been represented by the talent agency Kekke Corporation since May 2007, after starting his career at the RME agency.
Where did Kazuyuki Okitsu study?
Okitsu trained at Osaka University of Arts before entering the voice acting industry through the RME agency.
How old is Kazuyuki Okitsu?
Kazuyuki Okitsu was born in 1980, making him around 45 or 46 years old as of 2026.
How long has Kazuyuki Okitsu been a voice actor?
Okitsu has worked in the industry since 2000, giving him roughly two decades of experience as both a voice actor and narrator by the time of his Sakamoto Days casting.
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