The upcoming Samurai epicGhost of Tsushimahas listed its official primary cast of voice actors in the game. Featuring actors from related films likeLetters from Iwo Jimaand very unrelated films likeNight at the Museum, each actor comes from a diverse background of media.
Many of the actors forGhost of Tsushimaare also of Japanese descent, keeping faithful to the subject of the game through the character portrayals. Here’s some background on the main cast of Sucker Punch’s next adventure.
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Jin Sakai - Daisuke Tsuji
The protagonist ofGhost of Tsushimawill be played by Daisuke Tsuji, who has a decorated background in film as well as video games. Tsuji’s most notable film and television roles were as a soldier inLetters from Iwo Jima, the Crown Prince inThe Man in the High Castle, as well as Cambodian Carl inThe Blacklist. He’s also had a well-established place in games as well with credits inPrey,Call of Duty: Black Ops 4, as well as playing The Magician inDeath Stranding. ForGhost of Tsushima, he’ll be taking on the titular role as the disgraced Samurai fighting against the Mongols to liberate the Japanese island from its invaders. Since the game will also be fully voiced in Japanese, the Japanese actor for Jin isKazuya Nakai, the actor for Roronoa Zoro inOne Piece.
Khotun Khan - Patrick Gallagher
Playing the main antagonist inGhost of Tsushimais Patrick Gallagher. Gallagher similarly has an extensive film and television background, along with a few games.Ghost of Tsushimawill be his first major role in a video game,where he’ll be playing leading villain Khotun Khan. Ironically, it’s not the first time Gallagher has portrayed a major figure in world history, as he also played Attila the Hun inNight at the Museum. Most notably, he played Ken Tanaka in theGleetelevision show as well. He played a few supporting roles in video games likeTom Clancy’s Ghost Recon Breakpoint,Halo: Reach,as well asRed Dead Redemption 2before his latest video game role.
Onibaba - Minae Noji
Minae Noji will be joiningGhost of Tsushima’s supporting cast as the yet-unseen character Onibaba. She is likely the female warrior shown prominently in previews for the game, but that cannot be confirmed at this moment. Noji has a great background in acting for games, as well as several television shows. Her most notable film role was the characterKarai from the 2014Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtlesmovie. Noji’s many credits in games extends as far as multiple characters fromFire Emblem: Heroes,World of Warcraft: Legion,Hearthstone, andSaints Row: The Third.
Ippei the Monk - Keisuke Hoashi
As another unseen/confirmed character, Keisuke Hoashi will be taking on the role of Ippei the Monk inGhost of Tsushima. Likely a supportive character players will interact with in the game, Hoashi’s role has not been prominently shown in any previews. Hoashi’s background is primarily from television, most notably as several supporting characters inBob’s Burgers, Basil Inouye inHawaii Five-o,and a waiter inCurb Your Enthusiasm. He’s only had one previous rolein video games as an uncredited extra inHalo 2.
High Priestess - Hira Ambrosino
Another supporting actor is Hira Ambrosino, set to play theyet-to-be-seen character High Priestess inGhost of Tsushima. Ambrosino’s background mostly consists of television shows, with a few video game credits as well. She’s most known for roles as an extra onJimmy Kimmel Live!,Days of Our Lives, andBig Bang Theory. Ambrosino also has a surprising connection with Keisuke Hoashi as an extra inHawaii Five-0. Other than that, Ambrosino has had several extra roles in games likeWorld of WarcraftandL.A. Noire.
Lots of new faces forGhost of Tsushima’s cast, which from what we’ve seen so far adds plenty of diverse performances throughout the experience.
Ghost of Tsushimawill launch on PlayStation 4 on June 02, 2025.
