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Kiyoshi Kawakubo 川久保潔
Born
(1929-11-18)November 18, 1929
Yokohama, Kanagawa, Japan
Died
April 16, 2019(2019-04-16) (aged 89)
Occupation
Voice actor
Years active
1952–2019
Agent
81 Produce
Kiyoshi Kawakubo (川久保潔, Kawakubo Kiyoshi, November 18, 1929 – April 16, 2019)[1] was a Japanese voice actor. He was from Yokohama, Japan.
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series to provide comic relief. Bo (ボウ, Bō) / Tab Voiced by (Japanese): KiyoshiKawakubo (1965 anime) Voiced by (English): A short, squat hyena, almost always...
the designs. Akira Kamiya as Shin Fubuki Iemasa Kayumi as Moebius KiyoshiKawakubo as Dr. Tachibana Noriko Ohara as Hiroshi Ryūsei Nakao as Gou Araishi...
Shuzack, is based on the mythical Vermilion Bird, Suzaku. Voiced by: KiyoshiKawakubo (Japanese); Doug Stone (Bang Zoom! dub) (English) Guame the Immoveable...
this are offered in the AD Police manga series. Quincy is voiced by KiyoshiKawakubo in Japanese and David Arnold in English. In Bubblegum Crisis Tokyo...
Chairman Rooster (稲鳥会長, Inatori-kaichō, Chairman Inatori) Voiced by: KiyoshiKawakubo (Japanese), Scott McNeil (English) The father of Charlotte Rooster...
Generations. April 11: Monkey Punch, 81, creator of Lupin III April 16: KiyoshiKawakubo, 89, Japanese voice actor June 10: Yuzuru Fujimoto, 83, Japanese voice...
Galia Seizō Katō John Tyson Laia Kikuko Inoue Hilary Haag Lord Haizen KiyoshiKawakubo Ted Pfister Lord Granion Norio Wakamoto Todd James Sorcerer Shigezou...
War-roid Noel Rivenbark Craftsmen Steve Vernon Tim Breeding Zoniac KiyoshiKawakubo Phil Loch 3 Beastmaster (2) Rokurou Naya Tim Breeding Warspite Attendants...
1987) April 11 – Monkey Punch, manga artist (b. 1937) April 16 – KiyoshiKawakubo, voice actor (b. 1929) May 12 – Machiko Kyō, actress (b. 1924) 20 May...
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