Hiromi Sakimoto is a Japanese actor whose primary career is in television and film, with a limited number of credits in anime voice acting. He was born on August 23, 1986, in Tokyo, Japan. He is represented by the talent agency Tamura Pro.

Sakimoto began his entertainment career as a child actor, with early roles in major productions such as the NHK taiga dramas Tokugawa Yoshinobu in 1998 and Hojo Tokimune in 2001. Over the following two decades, he built an extensive filmography of live-action roles. His notable television appearances include the drama Hana-Kimi, the long-running detective series Kaigi Kenkyujo, and multiple seasons of the popular drama Ugoshijima-kun, in which he played the recurring character Takada. He has also appeared in feature films such as Yamato and Zero no Shoten, and in the Kamen Rider franchise, playing Kakurai Yuya in Kamen Rider Gaim.

In contrast to his prolific live-action career, Sakimoto's work as a voice actor is documented to be a single role. He provided the voice for the character Mikimoto Isao in the 2020 original television anime series Gibiate. His participation in this project was announced as part of the cast reveals in early 2020, where he was identified in press materials as a television and film actor joining the anime's voice cast. As his voice acting credit is limited to this one production, there are no documented recurring collaborations with specific anime directors, studios, or fellow voice actors. His major and most significant contribution to the entertainment industry remains his extensive body of work in live-action Japanese television and film.