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	In 2015, he served as the chief producer of the anime ''[[wikipedia:Ultimate Otaku Teacher\|Ultimate Otaku Teacher]]'' {{jp\|電波教師}} under the supervision of Yoshioka's friend, [[wikipedia:ja:植田益朗\|Masuo Ueda]] {{jp\|植田益朗}} from A-1 Pictures. The anime, although listed A-1 Pictures as animation production, was actually produced by TMS Entertainment, while A-1 Pictures only act as the production site, in order to back up the return of Yoshioka. Therefore, this was his last work as an anime producer.		In 2015, he served as the chief producer of the anime ''[[wikipedia:Ultimate Otaku Teacher\|Ultimate Otaku Teacher]]'' {{jp\|電波教師}} under the supervision of Yoshioka's friend, [[wikipedia:ja:植田益朗\|Masuo Ueda]] {{jp\|植田益朗}} from A-1 Pictures. The anime, although listed A-1 Pictures as animation production, was actually produced by TMS Entertainment, while A-1 Pictures only act as the production site, in order to back up the return of Yoshioka. Therefore, this was his last work as an anime producer.

	After the anime was broadcast, he was hospitalised in December 2015, and passed away on January 14, 2016 at the age of 56<ref name="diary"/>. On February 15 of the same year, a "Masahito Yoshioka Thank You Party" was held at [[wikipedia:Nakano Sunplaza\|Nakano Sunplaza]]<ref name="diary"/>. Moreover, [[~~movie~~ 20]] dedicated the film with '''"In Memory of Masahito Yoshioka"''' at the end credits of the film.		After the anime was broadcast, he was hospitalised in December 2015, and passed away on January 14, 2016 at the age of 56<ref name="diary"/>. On February 15 of the same year, a "Masahito Yoshioka Thank You Party" was held at [[wikipedia:Nakano Sunplaza\|Nakano Sunplaza]]<ref name="diary"/>. Moreover, [[The Darkest Nightmare\|'''Movie 20''': The Darkest Nightmare]] dedicated the film with '''"In Memory of Masahito Yoshioka"''' at the end credits of the film.

	== Other notable works ==		== Other notable works ==

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	In 2015, he served as the chief producer of the anime ''[[wikipedia:Ultimate Otaku Teacher\|Ultimate Otaku Teacher]]'' {{jp\|電波教師}} under the supervision of Yoshioka's friend, [[wikipedia:ja:植田益朗\|Masuo Ueda]] {{jp\|植田益朗}} from A-1 Pictures. The anime, although listed A-1 Pictures as animation production, was actually produced by TMS Entertainment, while A-1 Pictures only act as the production site, in order to back up the return of Yoshioka. Therefore, this was his last work as an anime producer.		In 2015, he served as the chief producer of the anime ''[[wikipedia:Ultimate Otaku Teacher\|Ultimate Otaku Teacher]]'' {{jp\|電波教師}} under the supervision of Yoshioka's friend, [[wikipedia:ja:植田益朗\|Masuo Ueda]] {{jp\|植田益朗}} from A-1 Pictures. The anime, although listed A-1 Pictures as animation production, was actually produced by TMS Entertainment, while A-1 Pictures only act as the production site, in order to back up the return of Yoshioka. Therefore, this was his last work as an anime producer.

	After the anime was broadcast, he was hospitalised in December 2015, and passed away on January 14, 2016 at the age of 56<ref name="diary"/>. On February 15 of the same year, a "Masahito Yoshioka Thank You Party" was held at [[wikipedia:Nakano Sunplaza\|Nakano Sunplaza]]<ref name="diary"/>. Moreover, [[movie 20]] ~~put a title card~~ "In ~~memory~~ of Masahito Yoshioka" at the end credits of the film.		After the anime was broadcast, he was hospitalised in December 2015, and passed away on January 14, 2016 at the age of 56<ref name="diary"/>. On February 15 of the same year, a "Masahito Yoshioka Thank You Party" was held at [[wikipedia:Nakano Sunplaza\|Nakano Sunplaza]]<ref name="diary"/>. Moreover, [[movie 20]] dedicated the film with '''"In Memory of Masahito Yoshioka"''' at the end credits of the film.

	== Other notable works ==		== Other notable works ==

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	{{nihongo\|'''Masahito Yoshioka'''\|吉岡昌仁\|Yoshioka Masahito\|1959 - January 14, 2016}} is a Japanese television producer from [[TMS Entertainment]]. He was a producer at the company's planning headquarters and also served as a visiting professor at Digital Hollywood University<ref~~>{{cite web\|title~~=~~訃報：吉岡昌仁客員教授\|url=http://www.dhw.ac.jp/news/fuhou20160129/\|website=デジタルハリウッド大学\|date=January 29, 2016\|access-date=2023-09-11}}<~~/~~ref~~>.		{{nihongo\|'''Masahito Yoshioka'''\|吉岡昌仁\|Yoshioka Masahito\|1959 – January 14, 2016}} is a Japanese television producer from [[TMS Entertainment]]. He was a producer at the company's planning headquarters and also served as a visiting professor at Digital Hollywood University<ref name="professor"/>.

	Yoshioka is one of the notable producers in the ''Detective Conan'' [[anime]]. He was the producer from episodes 1 to 332 and the chief producer from episodes 333 to 626, representing TMS; along with [[Michihiko Suwa]] from the [[Wikipedia: Yomiuri Telecasting Corporation\|Yomiuri TV]] at the same time. He was also the producer from movies 1 to 15. Furthermore, he was also the producer of the first episode of [[Magic Kaito: Kid the Phantom Thief]]. In 2011, [[Keiichi Ishiyama]] took over the TMS chief producer role after Yoshioka quit the production.		Yoshioka is one of the notable producers in the ''Detective Conan'' [[anime]]. He was the producer from episodes 1 to 332 and the chief producer from episodes 333 to 626, representing TMS; along with [[Michihiko Suwa]] from the [[Wikipedia: Yomiuri Telecasting Corporation\|Yomiuri TV]] at the same time. He was also the producer from movies 1 to 15. Furthermore, he was also the producer of the first episode of [[Magic Kaito: Kid the Phantom Thief]]. In 2011, [[Keiichi Ishiyama]] took over the TMS chief producer role after Yoshioka quit the production.

	== Biography ==		== Biography ==
	After he entered the anime industry, he initially worked at Trace Studio M ~~<small>(~~{{~~lang\|ja~~\|トレーススタジオM}}~~)</small>~~, and was in charge of projects like ''[[wikipedia:Ninja Hattori-kun\|Ninja Hattori-kun]]'' ~~<small>(~~{{~~lang\|ja~~\|忍者ハットリくん}}~~)</small>~~ etc. Thereafter, he diverted to production and joined Tokyo Movie ~~<small>(~~{{~~lang\|ja~~\|東京ムービー}}~~)</small>~~, what is now known as TMS Entertainment, in 1984. His first animation work ever produced was ''[[wikipedia:Magic Knight Rayearth\|Magic Knight Rayearth]]'' ~~<small>(~~{{~~lang\|ja~~\|魔法騎士レイアース}}~~)</small>~~. And after that, he mainly produced animation works for Yomiuri TV and [[wikipedia:TV Tokyo\|TV Tokyo]].		After he entered the anime industry, he initially worked at Trace Studio M {{jp\|トレーススタジオM}}, and was in charge of projects like ''[[wikipedia:Ninja Hattori-kun\|Ninja Hattori-kun]]'' {{jp\|忍者ハットリくん}} etc. Thereafter, he diverted to production and joined Tokyo Movie {{jp\|東京ムービー}}, what is now known as TMS Entertainment, in 1984. His first animation work ever produced was ''[[wikipedia:Magic Knight Rayearth\|Magic Knight Rayearth]]'' {{jp\|魔法騎士レイアース}}. And after that, he mainly produced animation works for Yomiuri TV and [[wikipedia:TV Tokyo\|TV Tokyo]].

	In August 2011, he stepped down from the chief producer role of ''Detective Conan'' anime (and producer role of the movies). Later on, he distanced himself from the production site, perhaps on account of his chronic illness.		In August 2011, he stepped down from the chief producer role of ''Detective Conan'' anime (and producer role of the movies). Later on, he distanced himself from the production site, perhaps on account of his chronic illness.

	In 2015, he served as the chief producer of the anime ''[[~~Wikipedia~~: Ultimate Otaku Teacher\|Ultimate Otaku Teacher]]'' ~~<small>(~~{{~~lang\|ja~~\|電波教師}}~~)</small>~~ under the supervision of Yoshioka's friend, [[wikipedia:ja:植田益朗\|Masuo Ueda]] ~~<small>(~~{{~~lang\|ja~~\|植田益朗}}~~)</small>~~ from A-1 Pictures. The anime, although listed A-1 Pictures as animation production, was actually produced by TMS Entertainment, while A-1 Pictures only act as the production site, in order to back up the return of Yoshioka. Therefore, this was his last work as an anime producer.		In 2015, he served as the chief producer of the anime ''[[wikipedia:Ultimate Otaku Teacher\|Ultimate Otaku Teacher]]'' {{jp\|電波教師}} under the supervision of Yoshioka's friend, [[wikipedia:ja:植田益朗\|Masuo Ueda]] {{jp\|植田益朗}} from A-1 Pictures. The anime, although listed A-1 Pictures as animation production, was actually produced by TMS Entertainment, while A-1 Pictures only act as the production site, in order to back up the return of Yoshioka. Therefore, this was his last work as an anime producer.

	After the anime was broadcast, he was hospitalised in December 2015, and passed away on January 14, 2016 at the age of 56<ref name="diary"~~>{{cite web\|title=グッバィよっしー\|url=https://www.ytv.co.jp/anime/suwa_wp/3027.html\|website=スワッチのアニメ日記\|date=February 18, 2016\|access-date=2023-09-11}}<~~/~~ref~~>. On February 15 of the same year, a "Masahito Yoshioka Thank You Party" was held at [[wikipedia:Nakano Sunplaza\|Nakano Sunplaza]]<ref name="diary"/>. Moreover, in [[movie 20]]~~, the staff added~~ "In memory of Masahito Yoshioka" at the end credits.		After the anime was broadcast, he was hospitalised in December 2015, and passed away on January 14, 2016 at the age of 56<ref name="diary"/>. On February 15 of the same year, a "Masahito Yoshioka Thank You Party" was held at [[wikipedia:Nakano Sunplaza\|Nakano Sunplaza]]<ref name="diary"/>. Moreover, [[movie 20]] put a title card "In memory of Masahito Yoshioka" at the end credits of the film.

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	# [[wikipedia:ja:吉岡昌仁\|吉岡昌仁 - Wikipedia]] (Japanese)		# [[wikipedia:ja:吉岡昌仁\|吉岡昌仁 - Wikipedia]] (Japanese)
	# [https://www.animenewsnetwork.com/encyclopedia/people.php?id=3639 Anime News Network]		# [https://www.animenewsnetwork.com/encyclopedia/people.php?id=3639 Anime News Network]
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			<ref name="professor">{{cite web\|title=訃報：吉岡昌仁客員教授\|url=http://www.dhw.ac.jp/news/fuhou20160129/\|website=デジタルハリウッド大学\|date=January 29, 2016\|access-date=2023-09-11}}</ref>
			<ref name="diary">{{cite web\|title=グッバィよっしー\|url=https://www.ytv.co.jp/anime/suwa_wp/3027.html\|website=スワッチのアニメ日記\|date=February 18, 2016\|access-date=2023-09-11}}</ref>
			</references>

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	== Biography ==		== Biography ==
	After he entered the anime industry, he initially worked at Trace Studio M (トレーススタジオM), and was in charge of projects like ''[[~~Wikipedia~~: Ninja Hattori-kun\|Ninja Hattori-kun]]'' (忍者ハットリくん) etc. Thereafter, he diverted to production and joined Tokyo Movie (東京ムービー; what is now known as TMS Entertainment~~) accordingly~~ in 1984. His first animation work ever produced was ''[[~~Wikipedia~~: Magic Knight Rayearth\|Magic Knight Rayearth]]'' (魔法騎士レイアース). And after that, he mainly produced animation works for Yomiuri TV and [[~~Wikipedia~~: TV Tokyo\|TV Tokyo]].		After he entered the anime industry, he initially worked at Trace Studio M <small>({{lang\|ja\|トレーススタジオM}})</small>, and was in charge of projects like ''[[wikipedia:Ninja Hattori-kun\|Ninja Hattori-kun]]'' <small>({{lang\|ja\|忍者ハットリくん}})</small> etc. Thereafter, he diverted to production and joined Tokyo Movie <small>({{lang\|ja\|東京ムービー}})</small>, what is now known as TMS Entertainment, in 1984. His first animation work ever produced was ''[[wikipedia:Magic Knight Rayearth\|Magic Knight Rayearth]]'' <small>({{lang\|ja\|魔法騎士レイアース}})</small>. And after that, he mainly produced animation works for Yomiuri TV and [[wikipedia:TV Tokyo\|TV Tokyo]].

	In August 2011, he stepped down from the chief producer role of ''Detective Conan'' anime (and producer role of the movies). Later on, he distanced himself from the production site, perhaps on account of his chronic illness.		In August 2011, he stepped down from the chief producer role of ''Detective Conan'' anime (and producer role of the movies). Later on, he distanced himself from the production site, perhaps on account of his chronic illness.

	In 2015, he served as the chief producer of the anime ''[[Wikipedia: Ultimate Otaku Teacher\|Ultimate Otaku Teacher]]'' (電波教師) under the supervision of Yoshioka's friend, [[wikipedia:ja:植田益朗\|Masuo Ueda]] (植田益朗) from A-1 Pictures. The anime, although listed A-1 Pictures as animation production, was actually produced by TMS Entertainment, while A-1 Pictures only act as the production site, in order to back up the return of Yoshioka. Therefore, this was his last work as an anime producer.		In 2015, he served as the chief producer of the anime ''[[Wikipedia: Ultimate Otaku Teacher\|Ultimate Otaku Teacher]]'' <small>({{lang\|ja\|電波教師}})</small> under the supervision of Yoshioka's friend, [[wikipedia:ja:植田益朗\|Masuo Ueda]] <small>({{lang\|ja\|植田益朗}})</small> from A-1 Pictures. The anime, although listed A-1 Pictures as animation production, was actually produced by TMS Entertainment, while A-1 Pictures only act as the production site, in order to back up the return of Yoshioka. Therefore, this was his last work as an anime producer.

	After the anime was broadcast, he was hospitalised in December 2015, and passed away on January 14, 2016 at the age of 56<ref name="diary">{{cite web\|title=グッバィよっしー\|url=https://www.ytv.co.jp/anime/suwa_wp/3027.html\|website=スワッチのアニメ日記\|date=February 18, 2016\|access-date=2023-09-11}}</ref>. On February 15 of the same year, a "Thank You Party ~~for Masahito Yoshioka~~" was held at [[~~Wikipedia~~: Nakano Sunplaza\|Nakano Sunplaza]]<ref name="diary"/>. Moreover, in [[movie 20]], the staff added "In memory of Masahito Yoshioka" at the end credits.		After the anime was broadcast, he was hospitalised in December 2015, and passed away on January 14, 2016 at the age of 56<ref name="diary">{{cite web\|title=グッバィよっしー\|url=https://www.ytv.co.jp/anime/suwa_wp/3027.html\|website=スワッチのアニメ日記\|date=February 18, 2016\|access-date=2023-09-11}}</ref>. On February 15 of the same year, a "Masahito Yoshioka Thank You Party" was held at [[wikipedia:Nakano Sunplaza\|Nakano Sunplaza]]<ref name="diary"/>. Moreover, in [[movie 20]], the staff added "In memory of Masahito Yoshioka" at the end credits.

	== Other notable works ==		== Other notable works ==

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	{{InfoBox ~~Cast~~		{{InfoBox Staff
	\| name = Masahito Yoshioka		\| name = Masahito Yoshioka
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	\| date-of-death = January 14, 2016		\| date-of-death = January 14, 2016
	\| ~~location~~ =		\| position = Chief producer <br> Producer
	\| ~~voice~~-of =		\| years-active = 1984-2015
	\| nicknames = よっしー		\| nicknames = よっしー
			\| website = [https://twitter.com/yoshioka_masa Twitter Account]
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	{{nihongo\|'''Masahito Yoshioka'''\|吉岡昌仁\|Yoshioka Masahito\|1959 - January 14, 2016}} is a Japanese television producer from [[TMS Entertainment]]. He was a producer at the company's planning headquarters and also served as a visiting professor at Digital Hollywood University<ref>{{cite web\|title=訃報：吉岡昌仁客員教授\|url=http://www.dhw.ac.jp/news/fuhou20160129/\|website=デジタルハリウッド大学\|date=January 29, 2016\|access-date=2023-09-11}}</ref>.		{{nihongo\|'''Masahito Yoshioka'''\|吉岡昌仁\|Yoshioka Masahito\|1959 - January 14, 2016}} is a Japanese television producer from [[TMS Entertainment]]. He was a producer at the company's planning headquarters and also served as a visiting professor at Digital Hollywood University<ref>{{cite web\|title=訃報：吉岡昌仁客員教授\|url=http://www.dhw.ac.jp/news/fuhou20160129/\|website=デジタルハリウッド大学\|date=January 29, 2016\|access-date=2023-09-11}}</ref>.

	Yoshioka is one of the notable producers in the ''Detective Conan'' [[anime]]. He was the producer from episodes 1 to 332 and the chief producer from episodes 333 to 626, representing TMS; along with [[Michihiko Suwa]] from the [[Wikipedia: Yomiuri Telecasting Corporation\|Yomiuri TV]] at the same time. He was also the producer from movies 1 to 15. Furthermore, he was also the producer of the first episode of [[Magic Kaito: Kid the Phantom Thief]].		Yoshioka is one of the notable producers in the ''Detective Conan'' [[anime]]. He was the producer from episodes 1 to 332 and the chief producer from episodes 333 to 626, representing TMS; along with [[Michihiko Suwa]] from the [[Wikipedia: Yomiuri Telecasting Corporation\|Yomiuri TV]] at the same time. He was also the producer from movies 1 to 15. Furthermore, he was also the producer of the first episode of [[Magic Kaito: Kid the Phantom Thief]]. In 2011, [[Keiichi Ishiyama]] took over the TMS chief producer role after Yoshioka quit the production.

	In 2011, [[Keiichi Ishiyama]] took over the TMS chief producer role after Yoshioka quit the production.

	== Biography ==		== Biography ==
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	== References ==		== References ==
	~~# [https://twitter.com/yoshioka_masa Twitter Account] (Japanese)~~
	# [[wikipedia:ja:吉岡昌仁\|吉岡昌仁 - Wikipedia]] (Japanese)		# [[wikipedia:ja:吉岡昌仁\|吉岡昌仁 - Wikipedia]] (Japanese)
	# [https://www.animenewsnetwork.com/encyclopedia/people.php?id=3639 Anime News Network]		# [https://www.animenewsnetwork.com/encyclopedia/people.php?id=3639 Anime News Network]

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	In August 2011, he stepped down from the chief producer role of ''Detective Conan'' anime (and producer role of the movies). Later on, he distanced himself from the production site, perhaps on account of his chronic illness.		In August 2011, he stepped down from the chief producer role of ''Detective Conan'' anime (and producer role of the movies). Later on, he distanced himself from the production site, perhaps on account of his chronic illness.

	In 2015, he served as the chief producer of the anime ''[[Wikipedia: Ultimate Otaku Teacher\|Ultimate Otaku Teacher]]'' (電波教師) under the supervision of Yoshioka's friend, [[wikipedia:ja:植田益朗\|Masuo Ueda]] (植田益朗) from A-1 Pictures. The anime, although listed A-1 Pictures as animation production, was actually produced by TMS Entertainment, while A-1 Pictures only act as the production site, in order to back up the return of Yoshioka. Therefore, this was his last work as ~~a television~~ producer.		In 2015, he served as the chief producer of the anime ''[[Wikipedia: Ultimate Otaku Teacher\|Ultimate Otaku Teacher]]'' (電波教師) under the supervision of Yoshioka's friend, [[wikipedia:ja:植田益朗\|Masuo Ueda]] (植田益朗) from A-1 Pictures. The anime, although listed A-1 Pictures as animation production, was actually produced by TMS Entertainment, while A-1 Pictures only act as the production site, in order to back up the return of Yoshioka. Therefore, this was his last work as an anime producer.

	After the anime was broadcast, he was hospitalised in December 2015, and passed away on January 14, 2016 at the age of 56<ref name="diary">{{cite web\|title=グッバィよっしー\|url=https://www.ytv.co.jp/anime/suwa_wp/3027.html\|website=スワッチのアニメ日記\|date=February 18, 2016\|access-date=2023-09-11}}</ref>. On February 15 of the same year, a "Thank You Party for Masahito Yoshioka" was held at [[Wikipedia: Nakano Sunplaza\|Nakano Sunplaza]]<ref name="diary"/>. Moreover, in [[movie 20]], the staff added "In memory of Masahito Yoshioka" at the end credits.		After the anime was broadcast, he was hospitalised in December 2015, and passed away on January 14, 2016 at the age of 56<ref name="diary">{{cite web\|title=グッバィよっしー\|url=https://www.ytv.co.jp/anime/suwa_wp/3027.html\|website=スワッチのアニメ日記\|date=February 18, 2016\|access-date=2023-09-11}}</ref>. On February 15 of the same year, a "Thank You Party for Masahito Yoshioka" was held at [[Wikipedia: Nakano Sunplaza\|Nakano Sunplaza]]<ref name="diary"/>. Moreover, in [[movie 20]], the staff added "In memory of Masahito Yoshioka" at the end credits.

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	{{nihongo\|'''Masahito Yoshioka'''\|吉岡昌仁\|Yoshioka Masahito\|1959 - January 14, 2016}} is a Japanese television producer from [[TMS Entertainment]]. He was a producer at the company's planning headquarters and also served as a visiting professor at Digital Hollywood University<ref>{{cite web\|title=訃報：吉岡昌仁客員教授\|url=http://www.dhw.ac.jp/news/fuhou20160129/\|website=デジタルハリウッド大学\|date=January 29, 2016\|access-date=2023-09-11}}</ref>.		{{nihongo\|'''Masahito Yoshioka'''\|吉岡昌仁\|Yoshioka Masahito\|1959 - January 14, 2016}} is a Japanese television producer from [[TMS Entertainment]]. He was a producer at the company's planning headquarters and also served as a visiting professor at Digital Hollywood University<ref>{{cite web\|title=訃報：吉岡昌仁客員教授\|url=http://www.dhw.ac.jp/news/fuhou20160129/\|website=デジタルハリウッド大学\|date=January 29, 2016\|access-date=2023-09-11}}</ref>.

	Yoshioka is one of the notable producers in the ''Detective Conan'' [[anime]]. He was the producer from episodes 1 to 332 and the chief producer from episodes 333 to 626, representing TMS; along with [[Michihiko Suwa]] from the [[Wikipedia: Yomiuri Telecasting Corporation\|Yomiuri TV]] at the same time. ~~In 2011, [[Keiichi Ishiyama]] took over~~ the ~~TMS chief~~ producer ~~role after Yoshioka quit the production~~. Furthermore, he was also the producer of the first episode of [[Magic Kaito: Kid the Phantom Thief]].		Yoshioka is one of the notable producers in the ''Detective Conan'' [[anime]]. He was the producer from episodes 1 to 332 and the chief producer from episodes 333 to 626, representing TMS; along with [[Michihiko Suwa]] from the [[Wikipedia: Yomiuri Telecasting Corporation\|Yomiuri TV]] at the same time. He was also the producer from movies 1 to 15. Furthermore, he was also the producer of the first episode of [[Magic Kaito: Kid the Phantom Thief]].

			In 2011, [[Keiichi Ishiyama]] took over the TMS chief producer role after Yoshioka quit the production.

	== Biography ==		== Biography ==

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	In August 2011, he stepped down from the chief producer role of ''Detective Conan'' anime (and producer role of the movies). Later on, he distanced himself from the production site, perhaps on account of his chronic illness.		In August 2011, he stepped down from the chief producer role of ''Detective Conan'' anime (and producer role of the movies). Later on, he distanced himself from the production site, perhaps on account of his chronic illness.

	In 2015, he served as the chief producer of the anime ''[[Wikipedia: Ultimate Otaku Teacher\|Ultimate Otaku Teacher]]'' (電波教師) under the supervision of Yoshioka's friend, [[wikipedia:ja:植田益朗\|~~Masuaki~~ Ueda]] (植田益朗) from A-1 Pictures. The anime, although listed A-1 Pictures as animation production, was actually produced by TMS Entertainment, while A-1 Pictures only act as the production site, in order to back up the return of Yoshioka. Therefore, this was his last work as a television producer.		In 2015, he served as the chief producer of the anime ''[[Wikipedia: Ultimate Otaku Teacher\|Ultimate Otaku Teacher]]'' (電波教師) under the supervision of Yoshioka's friend, [[wikipedia:ja:植田益朗\|Masuo Ueda]] (植田益朗) from A-1 Pictures. The anime, although listed A-1 Pictures as animation production, was actually produced by TMS Entertainment, while A-1 Pictures only act as the production site, in order to back up the return of Yoshioka. Therefore, this was his last work as a television producer.

	After the anime was broadcast, he was hospitalised in December 2015, and passed away on January 14, 2016 at the age of 56<ref name="diary">{{cite web\|title=グッバィよっしー\|url=https://www.ytv.co.jp/anime/suwa_wp/3027.html\|website=スワッチのアニメ日記\|date=February 18, 2016\|access-date=2023-09-11}}</ref>. On February 15 of the same year, a "Thank You Party for Masahito Yoshioka" was held at [[Wikipedia: Nakano Sunplaza\|Nakano Sunplaza]]<ref name="diary"/>. Moreover, in [[movie 20]], the staff added "In memory of Masahito Yoshioka" at the end credits.		After the anime was broadcast, he was hospitalised in December 2015, and passed away on January 14, 2016 at the age of 56<ref name="diary">{{cite web\|title=グッバィよっしー\|url=https://www.ytv.co.jp/anime/suwa_wp/3027.html\|website=スワッチのアニメ日記\|date=February 18, 2016\|access-date=2023-09-11}}</ref>. On February 15 of the same year, a "Thank You Party for Masahito Yoshioka" was held at [[Wikipedia: Nakano Sunplaza\|Nakano Sunplaza]]<ref name="diary"/>. Moreover, in [[movie 20]], the staff added "In memory of Masahito Yoshioka" at the end credits.

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	In August 2011, he stepped down from the chief producer role of ''Detective Conan'' anime (and producer role of the movies). Later on, he distanced himself from the production site, perhaps on account of his chronic illness.		In August 2011, he stepped down from the chief producer role of ''Detective Conan'' anime (and producer role of the movies). Later on, he distanced himself from the production site, perhaps on account of his chronic illness.

	In 2015, he served as the chief producer of the anime ''[[Wikipedia: Ultimate Otaku Teacher\|Ultimate Otaku Teacher]]'' (電波教師) under the supervision of Yoshioka's friend, [[wikipedia:ja:植田益朗\|Masuaki Ueda]] (植田益朗) from A-1 Pictures. The anime, although listed A-1 Pictures as animation production, was actually produced bt TMS Entertainment, while A-1 Pictures only act as the production site, in order to back up the return of Yoshioka. Therefore, this was his last work as a television producer.		In 2015, he served as the chief producer of the anime ''[[Wikipedia: Ultimate Otaku Teacher\|Ultimate Otaku Teacher]]'' (電波教師) under the supervision of Yoshioka's friend, [[wikipedia:ja:植田益朗\|Masuaki Ueda]] (植田益朗) from A-1 Pictures. The anime, although listed A-1 Pictures as animation production, was actually produced by TMS Entertainment, while A-1 Pictures only act as the production site, in order to back up the return of Yoshioka. Therefore, this was his last work as a television producer.

	After the anime was broadcast, he was hospitalised in December 2015, and passed away on January 14, 2016 at the age of 56<ref name="diary">{{cite web\|title=グッバィよっしー\|url=https://www.ytv.co.jp/anime/suwa_wp/3027.html\|website=スワッチのアニメ日記\|date=February 18, 2016\|access-date=2023-09-11}}</ref>. On February 15 of the same year, a "Thank You Party for Masahito Yoshioka" was held at [[Wikipedia: Nakano Sunplaza\|Nakano Sunplaza]]<ref name="diary"/>. Moreover, in [[movie 20]], the staff added "In memory of Masahito Yoshioka" at the end credits.		After the anime was broadcast, he was hospitalised in December 2015, and passed away on January 14, 2016 at the age of 56<ref name="diary">{{cite web\|title=グッバィよっしー\|url=https://www.ytv.co.jp/anime/suwa_wp/3027.html\|website=スワッチのアニメ日記\|date=February 18, 2016\|access-date=2023-09-11}}</ref>. On February 15 of the same year, a "Thank You Party for Masahito Yoshioka" was held at [[Wikipedia: Nakano Sunplaza\|Nakano Sunplaza]]<ref name="diary"/>. Moreover, in [[movie 20]], the staff added "In memory of Masahito Yoshioka" at the end credits.