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Norito Yashima

Norito Yashima (八嶋 智人, Yashima Norito, born September 27, 1970 in Nara) is a Japanese actor, TV personality, narrator, voice actor and presenter. He is currently employed by ComeCome Miniki-Na Theater Company and SIS company. He landed his first hosting job on the Fuji TV series Hey! Spring of Trivia, a show he co-hosted with fellow actor Katsumi Takahashi,[1] and has also participated in a few anime productions, voicing characters such as Iwanbo in Rurouni Kenshin and Œufcoque in Mardock Scramble.

He is married to stage actress Kyōko Miyashita (宮下 今日子, Miyashita Kyōko), and their first son was born on May 12, 2007.

Filmography

Film

Year Title Role Notes
1999 Gamera 3: The Revenge of Iris Sakurai
2000 Tales of the Unusual Man
2003 Kantoku kansen
2004 Yaku san-jû no uso Yokoyama
2005 Yôgisha: Muroi Shinji Hideki Haijima
2006 Rough Coach Furuya
2007 Hero Kenji Endo
2008 All Around Us Moroi
2008 Akifukaki Satoru Terada
2016 Rudolf the Black Cat Butch Voice
2018 Killing For The Prosecution Odajima
2019 Touken Ranbu Hashiba Hideyoshi

Television

Year Title Role
2000 Aikotoba wa Yūki Rei Saitō
2001 Hero Kenji Endo
2002 Hey! Spring of Trivia Host
2003 Water Boys Kiyomasa
2004 Shinsengumi! Takeda Kanryuusai
2004 Wonderful Life Masayoshi Tsumasaka
2008 Scrap Teacher Hisakimi Takasu
2010 Wagaya no Rekishi Shusaku Endo
2012 Yûsha Yoshihiko to Akuryô no Kagi Instructor
2014 Massan Toshio
2018 Nemuri Kyoshirō The Final Kinpachi
2019 Shiroi Kyotō Tomohiro Tsukuda

Anime

  • Boys Over Flowers (1996) - Lighting Staff
  • Rurouni Kenshin (1996) - Iwanbo, Kameo, et al
  • Kero Kero Chime (1997) - Poppo, Frog C, Kabayan
  • Hatsumei Boy Kanipan (1998) - Kanburi
  • Mardock Scramble (2010-2012) - Œufcoque Penteano
  • Rudolf the Black Cat (2016) - Buchi

Video games

  • Kowloon's Gate (1996) - Mushroom Seller Charlie
  • Ni no Kuni: Wrath of the White Witch (2010) - King Tom Tildrum XIV

Dubbing

  • Open Season (2006) - Elliot
  • The Good Dinosaur (2016) - Nash
  • Dolittle - Plimpton[2]

References

  1. ^ "Japanese Trivia Show Comes to Spike TV". Multichannel News. 4 November 2004. Retrieved 10 January 2011.
  2. ^ "ドクター・ドリトル". Fukikaeru. Retrieved June 11, 2020.

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