Japanese Voices

Authentic native Standard Japanese dialect narrators who have a track record of voiceover projects, heard by Japanese people everyday in Japan.

The professional freelance Japanese voiceover talents I represent are employed as narrators, radio DJs, emcees, newscasters, and anime voice characters, right now, in Japan.

However, many of the freelance Japanese voices you’ll find outside of Japan offer voiceover simply because they can speak Japanese, and it’s something to do for fun.

Native Japanese voiceover professionals who record in their own home studios in Japan

At the forefront of the evolving voiceover casting procedure in Japan

The global trend of voiceover that is offered by freelance talent with a home-recording studio and audio files provided by email has so far not expanded to the voiceover industry in Japan.

Japanese voice-over projects performed in Japan require the Japanese voice talent to go to a full-service recording studio and record the narration.

• Voice-over audio files recorded in Tokyo and sent to you by email or download.
• Japanese voice talents who are native speakers of Japanese for corporate and industrial videos and presentations, TV commercials and more. Standard Japanese dialect.
• Japanese-accented English perfect for “Asian” characters in corporate training, presentations, dubbing, and game productions.

Corporate narration: “You made us look good. I am going to recommend you to another of our clients.”

E-learning course: “Very professional, reasonably priced and provided quality work to our company. Would definitely recommend them to another organization that is looking for quality voice over to be done.”

Corporate narration: (urgent 3-minute VO initiated on a Friday; Monday morning deadline realized): “Received with thanks. Brilliant work by you and your narrator. Thank you.”

Event announcements: “Thank you for the great job. I want to really thank you for the professional approach, it’s a pleasure.”

Corporate identity: “Sound Logo”: “Did a great job on our project!”

In Japan, voiceover talents are referred to as “narrators”. Voice actors for anime (animation) characters are called “voice actors” or “character voice”– CV. In Japanese, “seiyuu.”