Sasuke Uchiha is voiced by Noriaki Sugiyama in the Japanese version of Naruto. In the English dub, Sasuke is voiced by Yuri Lowenthal.

Japanese Voice Actor: Noriaki Sugiyama

Date of Birth

March 9, 1974.

About Noriaki

Noriaki Sugiyama (杉山 紀彰) is a Japanese voice actor and narrator best known worldwide for portraying Sasuke Uchiha across the Naruto anime and related projects. Beyond Naruto, he’s widely recognized for major roles such as Uryū Ishida (BLEACH) and Shirō Emiya (Fate/stay night), showcasing a range that spans intense rivals, earnest protagonists, and stylish supporting characters.

Hometown

Tokyo, Japan (Tokyo Metropolis).

Career Highlights

  • Sasuke Uchiha — NARUTO: Sugiyama’s signature role, performed over many years across the franchise’s long run and related appearances.

  • Uryū Ishida — BLEACH: Another career-defining role in a major long-running shōnen series.

  • Shirō Emiya — Fate/stay night (and related Fate projects): A central protagonist role that further cemented his profile among anime fans.

  • Rivalz Cardemonde — Code Geass: Lelouch of the Rebellion: A prominent supporting role in a landmark anime title.

  • England — Hetalia: A standout character role in a globally popular ensemble comedy series.

Full Current Filmography

The credits below reflect documented roles listed on Sugiyama’s official agency profile and other cited references, and may not be exhaustive across every database or re-release. For the most complete agency-listed credit roll (including many additional titles), see: Stay Luck talent profile (https://stay-luck.com/talent/sugiyama-noriaki/).

Anime (selected documented credits)

  • NARUTO — Sasuke Uchiha

  • BLEACH — Uryū Ishida

  • Fate/stay night — Shirō Emiya

  • Fate/kaleid liner Prisma☆Illya — Shirō Emiya

  • One Piece — Vinsmoke Ichiji

  • The Case Study of Vanitas — Loki

  • Code Geass: Lelouch of the Rebellion — Rivalz Cardemonde

  • Black Butler — William T. Spears

  • Hetalia — England

  • Mob Psycho 100 II — Shimazaki

  • D.Gray-man HALLOW — Aleister Crowley

  • NORN9 — Akito Shukuri

  • ReLIFE — Akira Inukai

  • Katsugeki/Touken Ranbu — Kon-nosuke

  • Blood Blockade Battlefront — D.J. Fango

  • Welcome to the Ballroom (listed as 「おおきく振りかぶって」 is Ōkiku Furikabutte) — Junta Takase

  • Mr. Osomatsu (listed as 「朝だよ!貝社員」) — Mirugai

Video games (selected documented credits)

  • Naruto Shippuden: Ultimate Ninja Storm 4 — Sasuke Uchiha

  • JUMP FORCE — Sasuke Uchiha

  • Disney Twisted-Wonderland — Grim

  • FINAL FANTASY XV: EPISODE ARDYN — Versatile Bestia

  • Genshin Impact (listed as 「原神」) — Kinich

  • JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure: All Star Battle — Bruno Bucciarati

  • Princess Connect! Re:Dive — Rajiraji

  • Bungo to Alchemist — Motojirō Kajii

  • Naraka: Bladepoint — Liu Lian

Dubbing (animation) (selected documented credits)

  • Phineas and Ferb — Buford

  • Ben 10 — Kevin Levin

  • Adventure Time — Ash

  • Transformers: Prime — Cliffjumper

Dubbing (live-action films / series) (selected documented credits)

  • 24 — Rick Allen

  • Mamma Mia! — Sky

  • War Horse — Andrew Easton

Critical Reception

Sugiyama’s role as Sasuke is treated as core to Naruto’s long-running identity—so much so that he’s repeatedly featured in official anniversary programming and events for the franchise. In an official Naruto 20th-anniversary event report, Sugiyama is quoted reflecting on the series’ reach and longevity, saying it is “loved by so many people,” underscoring how closely his performance is associated with the character’s legacy.

Social Media

  • YouTube (official): 杉山紀彰 (Noriaki Sugiyama) (https://www.youtube.com/@N-Sugiyama)

  • Other official social accounts (such as X/Twitter or Instagram) are not confirmed in the cited official sources above.

n the Japanese version of Naruto, Sasuke Uchiha is voiced by Noriaki Sugiyama. In the English dub, Sasuke is voiced by Yuri Lowenthal.

English Voice Actor: Yuri Lowenthal

Date of Birth

March 5, 1971.

About Yuri

Yuri Lowenthal is an American voice actor (also active in live-action and writing/producing) whose most recognizable anime roles include Sasuke Uchiha (Naruto), Suzaku Kururugi (Code Geass), and Simon (Gurren Lagann). In games, he’s especially known as Peter Parker / Spider-Man in Insomniac’s Marvel’s Spider-Man series, along with major franchises like Persona and Prince of Persia.

Hometown

Lowenthal was born in Alliance, Ohio (USA) and was raised in Nashville, Tennessee (later living in other places as well).

Career Highlights

  • Sasuke Uchiha — Naruto (English dub): One of his best-known anime characters, and a defining early-to-mid career role for many anime fans.

  • Peter Parker / Spider-Man — Insomniac’s Marvel’s Spider-Man games: A signature modern performance; his work as Spider-Man was also listed among The Game Awards 2018 “Best Performance” nominees (for Marvel’s Spider-Man).

  • The Prince — Prince of Persia: The Sands of Time (and select later entries): Often cited as one of his earliest landmark game leads.

  • Yosuke Hanamura — Persona 4 (and related projects): A long-running fan-favorite role across multiple Persona 4 releases.

  • Teen Ben Tennyson — Ben 10: Alien Force / Ben 10: Ultimate Alien: A major western animation lead that broadened his mainstream visibility beyond anime.

Full Current Filmography

Because credit databases can differ, the list below reflects documented credits compiled from Yuri Lowenthal’s filmography listings and is not guaranteed to be exhaustive (especially for “additional voices” entries). For a much longer, continuously updated roll-up, see: Yuri Lowenthal filmography (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yuri_Lowenthal_filmography).

Anime and animation

  • Naruto (TV) — Sasuke Uchiha

  • Naruto Shippuden — Sasuke Uchiha

  • Boruto: Naruto Next Generations — Sasuke Uchiha

  • Code Geass: Lelouch of the Rebellion — Suzaku Kururugi

  • Gurren Lagann — Simon

  • Ben 10: Alien Force — Ben Tennyson (teen)

  • Ben 10: Ultimate Alien — Ben Tennyson (teen)

  • Afro Samurai — Jinnosuke (“Kuma”)

  • Afro Samurai: Resurrection — Jinnosuke (“Kuma”)

  • Legion of Super Heroes — Superboy

  • W.I.T.C.H. — Additional voice roles

Video games

  • Prince of Persia: The Sands of Time — The Prince

  • Prince of Persia: The Two Thrones — The Prince

  • Prince of Persia: The Forgotten Sands — The Prince

  • Persona 3 — The Protagonist (voice)

  • Persona 4 — Yosuke Hanamura

  • Persona 4 Arena / Persona 4 Arena Ultimax — Yosuke Hanamura

  • Marvel’s Spider-Man (2018) — Peter Parker / Spider-Man

  • Marvel’s Spider-Man: Miles Morales — Peter Parker / Spider-Man

  • Marvel’s Spider-Man 2 — Peter Parker / Spider-Man

  • Genshin Impact — Dainsleif

  • Fallout: New Vegas — Courier Six (male)

  • Saints Row: The Third — Matt Miller

  • Saints Row IV — Matt Miller

  • Diablo III — Lorath Nahr

  • Fire Emblem Heroes — Marth / Eliwood / Merric

  • Super Smash Bros. Ultimate — Marth / Alucard

  • Final Fantasy VII Remake — Johnny

  • Death Stranding — The Engineer

  • Bugsnax — Chandlo Funkbun

Live-action and production (selected)

  • Monkey Kingdom Productions (with Tara Platt): the pair’s production banner, credited with multiple projects and collaborations.

Critical Reception

Lowenthal’s work is frequently highlighted in the context of major franchise performances—especially his modern take on Spider-Man. Marvel’s Spider-Man lists him (as Peter Parker / Spider-Man) among the game’s major award-season mentions, including a “Best Performance” nomination at The Game Awards 2018.

He’s also been covered by mainstream entertainment press around high-profile appearances for the Spider-Man games—for example, Entertainment Weekly reported on his on-stage moment at San Diego Comic-Con 2023 during a Marvel’s Spider-Man 2 panel.

Links:

Social Media

Verified via the social links shown on Yuri Lowenthal’s official site:

Published by Limarc Ambalina

Limarc Ambalina is the founder of Japan Bound, a website covering all things Japan — from travel and culture to anime, manga, and pop culture. He is also the Director of Content at ISNation and the former VP of Editorial at HackerNoon. Based in Japan, he has been writing about Japanese life and entertainment since 2019, growing the site to over 2.4 million views.

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