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Home/People/Tanuki Sugino
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Born
Aug 26, 1964
Age 61
Place of Birth
Tokyo, Japan
Known For
Acting
Gender
Male

Career Highlights

5
Movies
15
TV Shows
Also Known As
Sugino Hiroomi
Sugino Hiroumi
杉野 博臣
杉野 田ぬき
杉野 ヒローミ
+7 more
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Tanuki Sugino

Acting

Biography
Tanuki Sugino (杉野 田ぬき, Sugino Tanuki, August 26, 1964) is a Japanese actor and voice actor from Tokyo. He is affiliated with Production Ace. Formerly, he was affiliated with Tori Tori Office, Gekidan Hōyū and B-Box. His former stage names are Hiromi Sugino (杉野 ヒローミ, Sugino Hirōmi) and Hiroomi Sugino (杉野 博臣, Sugino Hirōmi). Tanuki Sugino is best known for voice acting Dalzollene from Hunter x Hunter, Zenon from Altair: A Record of Battles, and Yuujirou KIDO from Barakamon.
Vampire Princess Miyu the TV Movie poster

Vampire Princess Miyu the TV Movie

as Detective Kei
2025
Return To Earth poster

Return To Earth

as Yoshida
2023
The Edge Of Human poster

The Edge Of Human

as Nakata
2022
Toriko 3D Movie: Kaimaku! Gourmet Adventure!! poster

Toriko 3D Movie: Kaimaku! Gourmet Adventure!!

as (voice)
2011
Bit Bullet poster

Bit Bullet

as 鳳 龍吾(おおとり りゅうご)
2008