Tomoaki Maeno
Voice ActorTomoaki Maeno is a Japanese voice actor working since 2001, recognized for playing the lead in Cells at Work!. In Sakamoto Days he voices Joichiro Kaji in the Japanese-language production.
Sakamoto Days Role
Maeno voices Joichiro Kaji in the Japanese-language cast of Sakamoto Days, produced by TMS Entertainment from Yuto Suzuki's manga. The part comes amid a two-decade voice acting career that began in 2001.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who does Tomoaki Maeno voice in Sakamoto Days?
Maeno voices Joichiro Kaji in the Japanese-language cast of Sakamoto Days, produced by TMS Entertainment from Yuto Suzuki's manga. The part comes amid a two-decade voice acting career.
What is Tomoaki Maeno best known for?
Maeno is widely recognized for one of anime's more unusual leading roles, voicing the neutrophil protagonist U-1146 opposite the immune-system cast of Cells at Work! The part helped define his career.
When was Tomoaki Maeno born?
Tomoaki Maeno was born in 1982. He has worked as a voice actor since 2001.
When did Tomoaki Maeno start voice acting?
Maeno began his voice acting career in 2001 and has been active for more than two decades since. Sakamoto Days is among his more recent credits.
Who is Tomoaki Maeno?
Tomoaki Maeno is a Japanese voice actor whose two-decade career, beginning in 2001, is anchored by his lead role in Cells at Work! Sakamoto Days, in which he voices Joichiro Kaji, is a more recent addition to that career.
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