Taishi Murata is a Japanese voice actor represented by Across Entertainment who has worked since 2009. In Sakamoto Days he voices Tatsu in the Japanese-language TMS Entertainment production.
Murata voices Tatsu in the Japanese-language version of Sakamoto Days, the TMS Entertainment series based on Yuto Suzuki's manga. The part sits within a voice acting career that began in 2009 under his agency, Across Entertainment.
Yes, Taishi Murata is still active as a voice actor. He has worked continuously since his 2009 debut under the agency Across Entertainment, and his current credits include voicing Tatsu in the Japanese version of Sakamoto Days.
Taishi Murata voices the character Tatsu in the Japanese-language version of Sakamoto Days, the TMS Entertainment anime adapted from Yuto Suzuki's manga. The part is one credit in a Japanese anime dubbing career he has built since 2009.
Sakamoto Days is produced by TMS Entertainment and is based on Yuto Suzuki's manga of the same name. Taishi Murata plays a role in its Japanese-language cast as Tatsu.
Taishi Murata is represented by the Japanese talent agency Across Entertainment. He has worked under the agency since his 2009 debut, building a career now spanning more than fifteen years.
Taishi Murata was born in 1982. He is a Japanese voice actor whose credits include Tatsu in Sakamoto Days, produced by TMS Entertainment.

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