Keiji Muraki

Keiji Muraki is credited as the sound designer for the 1988 animated film Akira. In this role, Muraki was responsible for crafting the film’s auditory landscape, shaping how sound contributes to the storytelling and atmosphere of the production. The work involved designing and layering audio elements to complement the film’s visuals and narrative.

Muraki’s involvement in Akira represents a notable contribution to the film’s technical and artistic execution. The sound design in the film is recognized for its impact on the medium, and Muraki’s participation is documented in the film’s credits.