藤岡毅_VOICE_CANDIDATE_B
KAZUHITO MAEDAによるAn original Japanese male voice in his mid to late 60s. An exceptionally low, dark bass-baritone with heavy chest resonance and a thick, dry, deeply weathered texture. The timbre is matte, rough, husky, and aged by decades of hard physical work—never bright, fresh, clean, or youthful. He speaks slowly from deep in the chest, using short blunt phrases, low muttering starts, coarse consonants, irregular breaths, natural pauses, and heavy downward endings. His voice carries the quiet authority of an old master mechanic who has no need to impress anyone. Usually stern and unsmiling, but careful concern for younger workers can be heard beneath the roughness. When angry, he becomes lower and heavier rather than louder. Avoid medium pitch, bright resonance,爽やかな tone, energetic leadership, polished clarity, cheerful warmth, heroic masculinity, narrator delivery, artificial pitch shifting, robotic rhythm, yakuza menace, and theatrical shouting. A distinct original fictional voice, not an imitat