Setsuji Satō
Voice ActorSetsuji Sato is a Japanese stage and screen actor who also works in voice acting, active since 1990. He voices Mad Horiguchi in the Japanese-language version of Sakamoto Days, produced by TMS Entertainment.
Sakamoto Days Role
Sato provides the Japanese voice of Mad Horiguchi in Sakamoto Days, the TMS Entertainment adaptation of Yuto Suzuki's manga. The role adds to a voice acting resume that stretches back to 1990, alongside his ongoing work as a live-action actor.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who does Setsuji Satō voice in Sakamoto Days?
Setsuji Satō voices Mad Horiguchi in the Japanese-language version of Sakamoto Days, the TMS Entertainment adaptation of Yuto Suzuki's manga. The role adds to a voice acting resume that stretches back to 1990.
Who is Setsuji Satō?
Setsuji Satō is a Japanese stage and screen actor who also works in voice acting. He voices Mad Horiguchi in Sakamoto Days, continuing a career built across both live-action and animated productions.
Where did Setsuji Satō train as an actor?
Setsuji Satō trained at the Osaka University of Arts. He has since built a career spanning more than three decades in both scripted television and voice work.
How long has Setsuji Satō been acting?
Setsuji Satō has been active since 1990, giving him more than three decades of experience across both live-action television and voice work by the time of his Sakamoto Days casting.
How old is Setsuji Satō?
Setsuji Satō was born in 1974, making him around 51 or 52 years old as of 2026.
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