Yutaka Nakano is a Japanese actor and voice performer, originally from Kanagawa Prefecture, who voices veteran CCG investigator Yukinori Shinohara in the Tokyo Ghoul anime, produced by Studio Pierrot.
Nakano voices Yukinori Shinohara, a decorated CCG investigator known as 'The Invulnerable Shinohara' for surviving battles that killed many of his peers. Shinohara serves as an academy instructor before returning to field duty at Special Class rank, and he first appears in Episode 9 of the anime, adapted from his manga debut in Chapter 29. Nakano's grounded, world-weary delivery suits a veteran officer who has outlived most of his own generation of investigators.
Public biographical detail on Nakano's wider career is limited, but the Kanagawa Prefecture native has worked as both a live-action actor and voice actor in Japan across a long career, often taking supporting, authority-figure parts in the mold of Shinohara.

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Nakano voices Yukinori Shinohara, a decorated CCG investigator known as The Invulnerable Shinohara. Shinohara first appears in Episode 9 of the anime.
Shinohara earned the nickname for surviving battles that killed many of his fellow CCG investigators. Nakano's grounded, world-weary delivery suits a veteran officer who has outlived most of his own generation.
Shinohara serves as an academy instructor before returning to field duty at Special Class rank in Tokyo Ghoul. His return to the field follows his introduction in Episode 9, adapted from Chapter 29 of the manga.
Nakano was born in 1951 and is originally from Kanagawa Prefecture. He has worked as both a live-action actor and voice actor in Japan.
Public biographical detail on Nakano's wider career is limited, but he often takes supporting, authority-figure parts in the mold of Shinohara. That pattern runs across his long career as a Japanese actor and voice performer.
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