Kohei Kiyasu, born on February 19, 1975, in Ehime Prefecture, Japan, has made a significant mark in the realm of Japanese cinema and anime. Best known for his voice work as Makunouchi Ippo in the beloved sports anime "Hajime no Ippo," Kiyasu's career took off in the late '90s when he joined the theater company Nylon 100 °C and later founded his own troupe, Bull Docking Headlock. His diverse talents as an actor and director have made his work highly sought after by collectors of physical media. One of Kiyasu's standout contributions is the 2003 film "Fighting Spirit - Mashiba vs. Kimura," which has become a collector's gem due to its intense storytelling and connection to the iconic anime series. The film not only showcases Kiyasu's prowess as a voice actor but also enriches the home video landscape with its compelling narrative that resonates with fans of martial arts and anime. Collectors prize these releases for their cultural significance and the nostalgia they evoke, cementing Kiyasu's legacy in the world of physical media.