Yuto Kazama is a Japanese voice actor born on September 30, 1970, in Tokyo, Japan. He is affiliated with the talent agency Aksent. Kazama began his voice acting career in 1999.

Kazama is most widely recognized for his leading role as Yamato Ishida in the Digimon Adventure franchise. He first voiced the character in the original Digimon Adventure series in 1999 and continued the role in Digimon Adventure 02, as well as several associated films. In addition to Yamato, he has voiced other characters in the franchise, including MetalSeadramon and Gazimon.

Beyond his iconic role in Digimon, Kazama has built a diverse career with many other notable anime appearances. He played Noboru Yamaguchi in the comedy series Cromartie High School and Souichi Aida, an editorial team leader, in Bakuman. 2 and Bakuman. 3. His other television anime roles include Kenji Gen in Gunparade Orchestra, Saku Ezomori in Kanokon: The Girl Who Cried Fox, Matsu in Examurai Sengoku, and Hideyuki Okakura in Buso Renkin. He has also voiced characters in the LINE franchise, including James in Line Town and Section Chief James in Line Offline Salaryman. Additional roles include Glen Anderson in Genesis of Aquarion, a detective named Taguchi (Detective Kiyokawa) in Gargoyle of Yoshinaga House, Billy Cassidy in The Prince of Tennis, and Yokota in Initial D: Fourth Stage. In the Transformers franchise, he voiced FangWolf in Transformers: Galaxy Force.

Throughout his career, Kazama has been involved in several recurring collaborations, most notably with the Digimon series. His filmography also includes roles in video games, such as the protagonist Zero in the Mega Man Zero series, and in drama CDs. His known skills include playing the guitar, bass, and vocals, and his hobbies include motorcycle road racing and watching races.