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Jun Yoshino
Jun Yoshino
	File:Jun Yoshino at Japan Expo 2010.jpg Jun Yoshino at Japan Expo 2010, Paris
Born	15th October, 1981; Kobe, Japan
Nationality	Japanese
Occupation	Video game producer
Employer	SEGA
Parent(s)	Nobuo Yoshino ; Eulalia Yoshino

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Jun Yoshino (芳野純, Jun Yoshino, born in October 15, 1981 in Tarumi-ku, Kobe) is a Japanese video game producer for SEGA. He has been working closely with Western releases of SEGA's high budget Japanese developed new IP titles, both SEGA developed as well as external developed titles from Platinum Games and tri-Ace. He currently works out of SEGA Europe. He currently works on SEGA's own Binary Domain being developed by the same team responsible for the acclaimed Yakuza (series). It is unknown if he will transfer to SEGA in Japan or continue to work with Japanese development teams while still based in SEGA Europe. His father, Nobuo, is a former CEO of Kawasaki Robotics and was responsible for setting up its Western headquarters.

Production History

PictoImage (2008) - Producer
MadWorld (2009) - Producer
Phantasy Star Portable (2009) - Producer
Resonance of Fate (2010) - Producer
Vanquish (2010) - Producer
Sonic Free Riders (2010) - Producer
Virtua Tennis 4 (2011) - Producer
Binary Domain (2011) — Producer

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	{{nihongo\|'''Jun Yoshino'''\|芳野純\|Jun Yoshino\|born in October 15, 1981 in [[Tarumi-ku, Kobe]]}} is a [[Japanese people\|Japanese]] [[video game producer]] for [[SEGA]]. He has been working closely with Western releases of [[SEGA]]'s high budget Japanese developed new IP titles, both [[SEGA]] developed as well as external developed titles from [[Platinum Games]] and [[tri-Ace]]. He currently works out of SEGA Europe. He currently works on [[SEGA]]'s own [[Binary Domain]] being developed by the same team responsible for the acclaimed [[Yakuza (series)]]. It is unknown if he will transfer to [[SEGA]] in Japan or continue to ~~assist~~ Japanese development teams ~~from~~ SEGA Europe. His father, Nobuo, is a former [[CEO]] of [[Kawasaki Robotics]] and was responsible for setting up its Western headquarters.		{{nihongo\|'''Jun Yoshino'''\|芳野純\|Jun Yoshino\|born in October 15, 1981 in [[Tarumi-ku, Kobe]]}} is a [[Japanese people\|Japanese]] [[video game producer]] for [[SEGA]]. He has been working closely with Western releases of [[SEGA]]'s high budget Japanese developed new IP titles, both [[SEGA]] developed as well as external developed titles from [[Platinum Games]] and [[tri-Ace]]. He currently works out of SEGA Europe. He currently works on [[SEGA]]'s own [[Binary Domain]] being developed by the same team responsible for the acclaimed [[Yakuza (series)]]. It is unknown if he will transfer to [[SEGA]] in Japan or continue to work with Japanese development teams while still based in SEGA Europe. His father, Nobuo, is a former [[CEO]] of [[Kawasaki Robotics]] and was responsible for setting up its Western headquarters.

	==Production History==		==Production History==