KENTA SUZUKI / TOKYO

Japanese corporate
voiceover.

A Japanese voice for your company’s story. Warmth for the people behind it, clarity for the ideas that matter.

Find the tone.

Start with the corporate reel, or explore two individual samples: a warm, refined brand film and a trustworthy, sincere corporate vision. These are Japanese-language demos by Kenta Suzuki, a voiceover artist based in Tokyo.

Corporate reel

  1. Brand film
    01

    Warm / Refined

  2. Corporate vision
    02

    Trustworthy / Sincere

From the screen.

Selected work for LSEG. Hear how the Japanese narration sits alongside financial ideas, product information, and the finished picture.

Explore the full screen portfolio

A voice. A working studio.

Kenta brings theatrical experience since 2009 and professional voiceover experience since 2018 to each read. His approach, Precision Warmth Voice, pairs a natural delivery with attention to the emotional temperature of the script.

Remote live-directed sessions are available for production teams worldwide. Broadcast-ready delivery is available in WAV, MP3, or AIFF. See the studio and recording setup.

A Voice Arts Awards 2026 double nominee . Read more about Kenta Suzuki.

Before we record.

How can we choose the right tone?

Share who the film is for and what you want viewers to understand or feel. You can point to either sample above, or request a free short custom read of your script.

Can our team direct the session remotely?

Yes. Remote live-directed sessions are available. Kenta records from Tokyo, Japan (GMT+9). Include your preferred recording date and time zone when you get in touch.

How should we share specialist terms?

Please include preferred pronunciations for company names, product names, and abbreviations with your script. An audio reference is helpful when a name has a specific reading.

What should I include in an inquiry?

Share the script if available, where the recording will be used, and your preferred deadline. A reference film or a preferred demo from this page can help describe the tone. An initial question is welcome too.

Your words, brought to voice.

Tell me about your film, who will watch it, and what you want them to take away.

Request a custom sample
ON SCREEN

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