Toshiyuki Kitami is a Japanese actor whose career spans film and television, though he is not primarily recognized as an anime voice actor. Available records indicate his work is almost entirely in live-action cinema and drama, with no significant roles in voice acting for animated productions.

Born in Tokyo, Japan on May 27, 1951, Kitami has maintained a steady presence in the Japanese entertainment industry since the late 1970s. He is represented by the talent agency Agent Office TACT.

Kitami's extensive career includes a range of supporting and guest roles. Early in his filmography, he appeared in numerous productions throughout the 1980s, often in dramatic and crime-related stories. One of his later notable film roles includes Shinichi Murayama in the 2016 biographical drama Satoshi: A Move for Tomorrow. In live-action television, he has made guest appearances on many popular series. Specific examples provided include the role of Jojima in the 2003 TV Asahi series Sky High and the role of Shinakawa in the 2002 film Suicide Club (also known as Jisatsu Circle).

Beyond these specific credits, his television work includes appearances on long-running dramas such as the morning series Dondo Bare (2007) and the historical drama Ryoma den (2010). He also had a recurring role in the 2008 Fuji TV series Last Friends.

One notable achievement in his film career was receiving the Film Arts Award for Best Actor for his performance in the 1982 film Cabaret Diary. His later film work includes roles in internationally recognized festival films such as the omnibus film Tokyo! (2008) and Takeshi Kitano's Achilles and the Tortoise (2008). He continues to act, with credits including the 2024 television series Perfect Propose.