Zipang (anime) - Principal Cast

Principal Cast

Character Voice actor English (2006)
Commander Yosuke Kadomatsu Tetsu Inada Mark R. Kaufmann — replaced by George N. Cahill III for the last 3 episodes
Lt. Commander Takumi Kusaka Hiroki Touchi Edward Choy Keng Choong
Lt. Commander Masayuki Kikuchi Takanori Hoshino Paul John Pistore
Lt. Commander Kouhei Oguri Yuji Ueda Jamie Ross Meldrum
Captain Saburo Umezu Yuusaku Yara Joe Murray
Lt. Mamoru Satake Takashi Matsuyama Terry Lee
Chief Petty Officer Isshin Yanagi Eiji Takemoto Darryl Ervin
Lt. Sachiko Momoi Yoshiko Iseki Chio Su Ping
Hideyuki Kashiwabara Ryo Naitou Jeremy Craig
Lt. Kazuma Tsuda Kenji Nojima RayRay/Wayne Kauchak (season 1)
Lt. Commander Eichiro Taki Unsho Ishizuka Curran Shane Mardjuki
Lt. General Kanji Ishiwara Naoki Tatsuta Joe Murray
Commander Samuel D. Hutton Masashi Hirose Daniel James Dugard
Commander Chris Evans Paul John Pistore
Captain Gray Jurota Kosugi Ian Patrick Corrigan
Kaoru Yonakura Hiroshi Shimozaki Joe Murray
Rear Admiral Leigh Noyes Bon Ishihara Jerry Szombathy
Katagiri Naru Kawamoto William Gary Ladick
Captain Shimamoto Takeshi Koyama William Gary Ladick
Terry Andrew Szombathy
Yasushi Asou Jeremy Craig
Katsutoshi Hayashibara Mamoru Miyano Dwayne Tan

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