Kazuo Kumakura

Kazuo Kumakura (熊倉一雄) (January 30, 1927) is a Japanese actor, seiyū, and theatre director from Minato, Tokyo. He is currently affiliated with Theatre Echo.

Television animation

 * Astro Boy (1980) (Higeoyaji)
 * Kimba the White Lion (Dick)
 * Marine Boy (Doctor Akkeran)
 * Monster (Okanbō)
 * Reign (Diogenes of Sinope)
 * Super Jetter (Matabee Saigou)
 * The Ultraman (Professor Henry Nishiki)

Theater animation

 * A Christmas Carol (2009 film) (Mister Fezziwig & Old Joe)
 * Alice in Wonderland (1951 film) (TBS edition) (The Mad Hatter)
 * Bambi (Friend Owl)
 * Bambi II (Friend Owl)
 * Beauty and the Beast (Cogsworth)
 * Beauty and the Beast: The Enchanted Christmas (Cogsworth)
 * Belle's Magical World (Cogsworth)
 * The Black Cauldron (film) (Dallben)
 * Bonobono (Kuzuri-kun's father)
 * The Fox and the Hound (Boomer the Woodpecker)
 * Lady and the Tramp (Tony)
 * Nobita and the Steel Troops (Doctor)
 * One Hundred and One Dalmatians (Jasper)
 * Panda! Go, Panda! (Papanda)
 * Peter Pan (1953 film) (Buena Vista edition) (Mister Smee)
 * Phoenix 2772 (Doctor Saruta)
 * Pinocchio (1940 film) (Geppetto)
 * Return to Never Land (Mister Smee)
 * Royal Space Force: The Wings of Honneamise (Prince Toness)
 * Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs (1937 film) (Doc)

Video games

 * GeGeGe no Kitarō: Ibun Yōkai Kitan (Medama Oyaji)
 * Kingdom Hearts (Mister Smee, Geppetto)
 * Kingdom Hearts II (Cogsworth)
 * Kingdom Hearts Birth by Sleep (Mister Smee, Doc)

Dubbing roles

 * Alfred Hitchcock
 * Agatha Christie's Poirot (Hercule Poirot)
 * Hart to Hart (Max)
 * Lost in Space (Doctor Zachary Smith)
 * The Muppet Show (Gonzo the Great)
 * Popeye (Bluto)
 * Scooby-Doo (Scooby-Doo)
 * Stingray (TV series) (King Titan of Titanica)

Radio

 * GeGeGe no Kitaro radio drama (Theme song)

Songs

 * Captain Ultra (TV series) (Insert song Tom & Huck)
 * Denki Groove's "Karateka" (Narration)
 * GeGeGe no Kitaro (First and second opening themes)
 * M-Flo's "Beat Space Nine" (Intermezzo)

Commercials

 * Pentax
 * Toyota Mark II (Alfred Hitchcock voice-over)