Tomekichi Himuka is a Japanese actor, narrator, and voice actor born May 27, 1976 in Miyazaki Prefecture, Japan. He speaks the Miyazaki dialect and is skilled in sword fighting and martial arts.

His early career was centered on stage acting. From 1999 to 2001, he studied under stage director Yoshihiro Kurita, and until 2004, he was primarily active in theater. After this period, he expanded his work to include film, television, dubbing, and narration. He has been affiliated with several agencies throughout his career, including Miki Production, Kekke Corporation, and later Bowsprit.

In the realm of anime voice acting, Himuka is best known for his role as Nick Tanaka in the 2012 series Eureka Seven AO, a sequel to the original Eureka Seven series produced by studio Bones. Another notable anime voice role is Vasili Nabokov in the series Michiko & Hatchin.

Beyond voice acting for animation, Himuka has appeared in live-action films. His film credits include a role as Sankaku Konjyakutei in the 2007 rakugo-themed drama Shaberedomo Shaberedomo, and as an army lieutenant colonel in the 2011 film Youkame no Semi (Rebirth).

Information on specific recurring creative partnerships or major industry awards and achievements for Tomekichi Himuka is not available.