Tatsumaru Tachibana
Voice ActorTatsumaru Tachibana is a Japanese voice actor active since 2010, recognized for playing Jin Mori in the anime adaptation The God of High School. In Sakamoto Days he voices Shinaya, produced by TMS Entertainment.
Sakamoto Days Role
Tachibana voices Shinaya in the Japanese-language version of Sakamoto Days, the TMS Entertainment adaptation of Yuto Suzuki's manga. The role adds to a resume built since his 2010 debut, when he began voice acting after being drawn to the craft by performances from Kappei Yamaguchi.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who does Tatsumaru Tachibana voice in Sakamoto Days?
Tatsumaru Tachibana voices Shinaya in the Japanese-language version of Sakamoto Days, the TMS Entertainment adaptation of Yuto Suzuki's manga. The role adds to a resume he has built since his 2010 debut.
What anime is Tatsumaru Tachibana known for?
Tatsumaru Tachibana is recognized for playing Jin Mori in the anime adaptation The God of High School. That lead role sits alongside his work voicing Shinaya in Sakamoto Days.
How did Tatsumaru Tachibana break into the anime industry?
Tatsumaru Tachibana broke into the industry via connections from his father's theater company, and made his debut in 2010 after being drawn to voice acting by performances from Kappei Yamaguchi.
What other anime roles has Tatsumaru Tachibana played?
Beyond Sakamoto Days, Tatsumaru Tachibana has voiced Eisaku Ohtomo in the soccer series Aoashi and Sojiro Sakuraba in the drama Fanfare of Adolescence. Those roles sit alongside his career-defining part as Jin Mori in The God of High School.
What year was Tatsumaru Tachibana born?
Tatsumaru Tachibana was born in 1991. He made his voice acting debut in 2010 and is known for playing Jin Mori in The God of High School.
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