Toku actors and actresses who can speak english.

[Miaka975]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kiYbeDMKYjg
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2ZN05ScyXw4&feature=related

Now you know for sure

wow... so he lived in switzerland for 6 years as a kid?! cool :3.... i think his accent sounds better than this girl i met in jpn from sweden......at times i was like.. i don't understand your english...talk in jpn XD ... unfortunately.. her jpn wasn't that good either >_>

oh and odagiri joe! from kuuga! .... he went to college in america. so i'm sure he knows how to speak english rite? XD

 

[Ladymercury]

GaoYellow

... Can't speak english.

 

[Kamen Rider Armor Ninja]

Ahaaha i would never say Gao Yellow
Edit at Miaka oh yeah Odagiri with out a doubt

 

[Forever Knight]

Ninja Black Jiraiya and B-Fighter Yanma.

:buttrock:

Mika from Gransazer.

 

[Raida|23]

... Can't speak english.

 

[Shougo B'Stard]

GaoYellow

Actually, Kei Horie does claim to be fluent in English, which is why they ended up having Gaku spout some odd phrases.

I've also read that Hiroko Nishimoto (Change Mermaid) and Chiaki Horan (Magi's Nai) can speak English.

I'm sure Sayoko Hagiwara (Dyna Pink/Neferu) can speak some, since she lived in America for a while. And probably Joe Odagiri, since he studied for a couple of years in America.

 

[Ladymercury]

You fail at irony.

 

[Raida|23]

You fail at irony.

The problem is you fail at everything else.

 

[Aoi Kurenai]

Keep it civil guys, we don't need another lovely flame fest.

 

[ryuuseipro]

Hiroshi Fujioka (Takeshi Hongou, the first Masked Rider) speaks very impressive English. Out of memory, I read that he has a dual citizenship in the US!

Tetsu Nakamura (AKA: Satoshi Nakamura), who's been in many classic tokusatsu eiga (including The Manster and Mothra), speaks great English, and helped out his fellow actors in English-speaking roles.

The late Jerry Ito (who played the villain Nelson in Mothra) also spoke great English (he's also a famous singer in Japan).

That's just a few I can list off the top of my head.