Fujishiro Yuji

Name: Fujishiro Yuji
Native name: 藤城裕士
Also Known as: ふじしろゆうじ
Nationality: Japanese
Gender: Male
Born: February 26, 1940
Died: November 26, 2016

Fujishiro Yuji was a Japanese voice actor, actor and stage director born in Chiba, Japan. At the time of his death, he was represented by 81 Produce.

He passed away from idopathic intersitial pneumonia on November 26, 2016 at the age of 76.

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Year	Title	#	Role	Rating
1981	Sekigahara Japanese Drama, 1981, 3 eps Yasojima (Support Role)	3	Yasojima Support Role	6.0
1976	Battle Hawk Japanese Drama, 1976, 26 eps Tetsu no Tsume (Ep. 5) (Voice Actor)	26	Tetsu no Tsume (Ep. 5) Voice Actor	8.0
1976	Enban Sensou Bankid Japanese Drama, 1976, 26 eps Major Jade (Ep. 17) (Voice Actor)	26	Major Jade (Ep. 17) Voice Actor	4.0
1975	Akuma no You na Aitsu Japanese Drama, 1975, 17 eps (Ep. 13) (Guest Role)	17	(Ep. 13) Guest Role	8.0
1974	Katsu Kaishu Japanese Drama, 1974, 52 eps (Unknown)	52	Unknown	4.0
1973	Kuni Tori Monogatari Japanese Drama, 1973, 51 eps (Unknown)	51	Unknown	1.0
1968	Operation: Mystery Japanese Drama, 1968, 26 eps [Oden shop owner] (Ep. 16) (Guest Role)	26	[Oden shop owner] (Ep. 16) Guest Role	6.0
1961	Tokubetsu Kido Sosatai Japanese Drama, 1961, 801 eps (Ep. 395) (Guest Role)	801	(Ep. 395) Guest Role	2.0

Year	Title	#	Role	Rating
1979	Oinaru Asa Japanese Special, 1979, 1 eps (Support Role)	1	Support Role	0.0

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