Taki, Hajime

Seiyuu / Dub

Bezerra, Ulisses· Japanese

Conradi, Guilherme· Japanese

Horiuchi, Kenyuu· Japanese

Júnior, Figueira· Japanese

Nakamura, Toshihiro· Japanese

Sakamoto, Chika· Japanese

Sodre, Elcio· Japanese

Takeuchi, Junko· Japanese

Yoshino, Hiroyuki· Japanese

Yukiji· Japanese

von Jascheroff, Constantin· Japanese

Bonilla, Carlos Enrique· Spanish

Summary

Hajime Taki serves as a substitute forward for the Japanese national team, wearing jersey numbers 17 and 25. A professional player in the J1 League, he is renowned for his versatility as a combi player, a role he shares with the Shutetsu Trio. Since elementary school, Taki has been inseparable from his best friend Kisugi, along with other former Shutetsu members. Together with Kisugi and Izawa, the trio forms a unit known for executing rapid, synchronized passes. This synergy accounted for 13% of the goals scored by Nankatsu Middle School, with the remainder primarily attributed to their captain, Tsubasa Ozora. Later, Taki replicated this dynamic with Taro Misaki after Misaki joined Nankatsu Public High School. On the field, Taki relies on his reasonable speed, typically operating as a winger by sprinting straight along the right sideline. He has also represented Japan at the Youth and U-22 levels.