Spirited Away
Boh is one of his early Japanese-language voice roles.
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A voice and a face across worlds
From childhood voice roles to Your Name and Godzilla Minus One.
Saitama, Japan
Ryunosuke Kamiki (神木隆之介) was born in Saitama, Japan, on 19 May 1993. He entered entertainment as a child, appearing in advertising in 1995 and making his television drama debut in Good News in 1999. His early career already crossed between acting on camera and giving a voice to animated characters.
He voiced Boh in the Japanese version of Spirited Away. Years later, he played Taki Tachibana in Makoto Shinkai’s Your Name (2016), a story built around two young people experiencing each other’s lives. Voice work lets a shift of pace or emphasis carry a change of identity even when the performer’s own face is absent.
His live-action career includes the lead in The Great Yokai War (2005), The Kirishima Thing (2012) and Seta Sojiro in the two 2014 Rurouni Kenshin films. These roles move from a child caught in a fantasy conflict to a young observer at school and a swordsman whose composure conceals danger.
In Godzilla Minus One (2023), directed by Takashi Yamazaki, he plays Koichi Shikishima, a man returning from war to a devastated Japan. The film reunited him with Minami Hamabe after the television drama Ranman. FLM.RED’s reading of the performance focuses on how an ordinary encounter can be interrupted by fear: the human scale remains essential even when the threat fills the horizon.
Boh is one of his early Japanese-language voice roles.
Taki’s voice must carry urgency as well as the awkwardness of an unfamiliar life.
Shikishima brings the aftermath of war into the centre of a monster film.
Performance readings are FLM.RED editorial interpretation.
Titles in this collection; not a complete filmography.
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