
Masaya Matsukaze is a Japanese actor and voice actor affiliated with Aoni Production who contributed to the Japanese-language production of Sakamoto Days, alongside a career that includes the tokusatsu series Denji Sentai Megaranger and the Shenmue video games.
Matsukaze contributed voice work to the Japanese cast of Sakamoto Days. The role adds to a career that spans television, radio, and video games, built over more than two decades in the Japanese entertainment industry. His casting draws on the same steady, dependable delivery that has defined much of his work since the late 1990s.
Born in Fukushima Prefecture and now based in Tokyo, Matsukaze is affiliated with Aoni Production after earlier stints with Big Apple and Varoque Works. He is best known for playing MegaBlue, also called Shun Namiki, in the tokusatsu series Denji Sentai Megaranger, and for voicing Ryo Hazuki across the Shenmue video game series. He also works as a radio personality alongside his acting career.
Matsukaze contributed voice work to the Japanese cast of Sakamoto Days, the TMS Entertainment anime adaptation. The role adds to a career spanning more than two decades in Japanese entertainment.
Matsukaze is best known for playing MegaBlue, also called Shun Namiki, in the tokusatsu series Denji Sentai Megaranger, and for voicing Ryo Hazuki across the Shenmue video game series.
Matsukaze is affiliated with Aoni Production, following earlier stints with Big Apple and Varoque Works.
Matsukaze was born in Fukushima Prefecture and is now based in Tokyo.
Beyond acting, Matsukaze works as a radio personality. He has been active in the Japanese entertainment industry since 1997.

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