Hirosato Amano is a Japanese voice actor born on January 10 in Akita Prefecture, Japan. He is affiliated with the talent agency Ken Production.

Amano's path to voice acting began after he moved to Tokyo to attend university. It was during this time that he developed an interest in theater, which led him to pursue stage acting and eventually voice acting after graduating from a training school. His professional career as a voice actor started in the 2010s.

He has built a career through a wide range of supporting roles in numerous popular anime television series. He is known for his versatility, voicing characters that range from soldiers and students to townspeople and creatures. Some of his notable anime credits include roles in Given, where he plays Ryo Ueki, Attack on Titan, Detective Conan, various Pretty Cure series, and Crayon Shin-chan. He has also contributed voices to video games such as Granblue Fantasy and Final Fantasy VII Remake. Beyond animation and games, his work extends to dubbing foreign films and series, as well as narration for commercials and educational videos.

While he often plays supporting characters, his consistent work across major franchises has made his voice familiar to many anime fans. Information about specific recurring collaborations with particular directors or fellow voice actors is not readily detailed in available sources. He has not won any public awards or honors for his work.

Outside of his professional life, Amano has a variety of hobbies and skills. He is proficient in his local Akita dialect and speaks Spanish. He also practices kendo, a skill he developed in high school. His personal interests include cooking, drinking sake, playing role-playing games, and reading manga. He is also known for a unique personal talent: the ability to move his eyes independently.