
Character profile
Kazuhiko Aikawa
哀川和彦
Kazuhiko Aikawa is a main character in Hoop Days (2003). This page lists 2 anime and 1 manga, voiced by Kouhei Kiyasu (JAPANESE) and Alfredo Rollo (PORTUGUESE).
About Kazuhiko Aikawa
Basketball Jersey: Number 7 Height: 175 cm Nickname: Aika, Ai-chan[2] Birthday: 9th June Position: Small Forward Aikawa - often nicknamed as Aika - is well known as a genius in basketball. Most characters he comes across know of him and his powerful reputation. He transferred from Tendōji High to Mizuho High because he thinks that playing basketball in Tendōji High is not meaningful at all, and that basketball should be about enjoying yourself. He is a second-year student. His father is the head coach of Tendōji High School. Aikawa seems to be romantically involved with Mai Moritaka of the girls' team. He was the one who convinced remaining players to play basketball again. Mutsumi had once said that it was as if Aikawa reminded them all about how much fun they could've all had playing basketball together. He was once the trump card and captain of the Tendōji High's basketball team. He plays the position of small forward in the team. He also has a knack of being able to jump higher than most people, and that makes up for his height disadvantage.
- Also known as
- Aika
Who is Kazuhiko Aikawa?
Kazuhiko Aikawa is a main character in Hoop Days (2003). So far, Kazuhiko Aikawa shows up in two anime and one manga. Other names: Aika.
Cast and appearances
In Japanese, Kazuhiko Aikawa is voiced by Kohei Kiyasu. The English dub uses Mark Gatha. You can also find them in Animation × Paralympic: Who Is Your Hero?.
Quick questions
What anime is Kazuhiko Aikawa in?
Hoop Days and Animation × Paralympic: Who Is Your Hero?.
Who voices Kazuhiko Aikawa in English?
Mark Gatha.
Who is Kazuhiko Aikawa's Japanese voice actor?
Kohei Kiyasu.
Anime appearances
Series, films and specials featuring this character.
Manga appearances
Manga, light novels and webtoons featuring this character.
Voices behind the character
Voice actors across languages.








