Yuuki Taniguchi is a Japanese voice actor known for a career spanning anime, video games, and dubbing. He is affiliated with the talent agency Aksent. Taniguchi began voice acting in the early 2000s, building a portfolio of supporting and guest roles across a wide range of series.

One of his most prominent roles is Muramatsu in the baseball anime Play Ball, a character he voiced across both the 2005 and 2006 seasons. His other major anime roles include Nao Egashira in Nodame Cantabile, Genshiro in the Gintama series, and Tetsuya Murata in Major. He has also appeared in Naruto Shippuden, Bleach, Kuroko’s Basketball, and The Prince of Tennis, among others.

Taniguchi frequently works in anime produced by studios such as Studio Deen and Pierrot, often taking on supporting characters in long-running series. In addition to anime, his voice can be heard in video games, including the Samurai Warriors and Warriors Orochi franchises, as well as in foreign film dubs.

While he has not been widely recognized with major public awards, his career is notable for its consistency and the breadth of supporting roles he has portrayed across more than two decades in the industry.