Japanese voice actor Koji Tsujiya died and voiced "Slam Dunk Master" and "Inuyasha"

Beijing News Express (reporter Teng Chao) According to Japanese media reports, the famous Japanese voice actor, actor and sound supervisor Koshi Tsujiya died of cerebral infarction on October 17 at the age of 56.

Born in 1962, Koshi Tsujiya's voice is mature and magnetic, suitable for voiced characters who are self-assertive and can greatly infect others. He has voiced well-known characters such as Barnard Waitzman in Mobile Suit Gundam 0080: War in the Pocket, Nishibuk Arno in Mobile Suit Gundam f91, Kenji Fujima in Slam Dunk Master, and Maitreya in InuYasha, among which the character of Kenji Fujima was loved by a large female audience.

As a sound supervisor, he not only participated in the production of works such as "Showa Motoroku Rakugo Heart" and "Money into the Stadium", but also acted in many stage plays in his early years. His wife is Kumiko Watanabe, who voices Shippo in InuYasha.