Taku Yashiro
Voice ActorTaku Yashiro is a Japanese voice actor signed to the VIMS talent agency, active since 2013. He voices Shishiba in the Japanese-language version of Sakamoto Days.
Sakamoto Days Role
Yashiro lends his voice to Shishiba in the Japanese-language cast of Sakamoto Days, the TMS Entertainment anime based on Yuto Suzuki's manga. The casting follows an early career highlight, the Best Rookie Actor Award, presented to him at the 12th Seiyu Awards.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who does Taku Yashiro voice in Sakamoto Days?
Taku Yashiro lends his voice to Shishiba in the Japanese-language cast of Sakamoto Days. The series is TMS Entertainment's anime adaptation of Yuto Suzuki's manga.
What award has Taku Yashiro won?
Yashiro received the Best Rookie Actor Award at the 12th Seiyu Awards. It stands as an early highlight of his voice acting career.
When did Taku Yashiro debut as a voice actor?
Yashiro made his professional debut as a voice actor in 2013. He has remained active in the industry ever since.
What talent agency represents Taku Yashiro?
Yashiro is signed to the VIMS talent agency. VIMS has represented him throughout his voice acting career.
How old is Taku Yashiro?
Taku Yashiro was born in 1993. He works in the Japanese anime industry as a voice actor represented by the VIMS talent agency.
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