Takeshi Nishimura is a Japanese voice actor born on October 19 in Yamaguchi Prefecture. He is affiliated with the talent agency Power Rise and stands 176 centimeters tall. Known for his hobby of playing games and mahjong, his voice acting career features a variety of supporting roles in anime series and video games.

One of his most recognized roles is Rubel Hossen in the horror anime series Housing Complex C, which aired in 2022. In the series, Rubel Hossen is a supporting character living in the seaside housing complex where mysterious incidents begin to occur. Nishimura voiced this character for all four episodes of the show. The English dub of the series featured Ryan Colt Levy voicing the same character.

Beyond this notable role, Nishimura has appeared in several other anime productions. In 2024, he voiced a merchant and a servant in the series Spice & Wolf: Merchant Meets the Wise Wolf. The previous year, in 2023, he played the role of an adventurer in The Great Cleric. His other television anime credits include a shooting range merchant in Actually, I Am..., a beastman in a store and a character named Shiba in Caressing My Hibernating Bear, as well as an audience member and a yakuza in the Kengan Ashura ONA.

Nishimura has also contributed to video game voice acting. His work in this medium includes roles in several visual novels released between 2014 and 2017, such as a character named Dagu and another known as Boogeyman in the popular series The Beautiful Maidens of the Kaleidoscope 3. He has also performed dubbing work for foreign films, including the role of an old man in a 2016 Thai film titled Little & Giant.

His career demonstrates a steady commitment to supporting roles across a wide range of anime genres and other voice media. While he has worked on multiple projects, no specific recurring collaborations with particular directors or studios are prominently documented. Similarly, specific industry awards or major public achievements are not recorded in available sources.