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Shinji Hashimoto is a former game producer at Square Enix and the co-creator of the Kingdom Hearts series. He is also a senior advisor at Sony Music Entertainment Japan and a board member at Forwardworks.
May 31, 2022 · Game producer Shinji Hashimoto announced today that he has retired from Square Enix after almost 30 years with the company.
Jun 1, 2022 · Shinji Hashimoto, the producer of Final Fantasy games and the co-creator of Kingdom Hearts, has retired after 28 years at Square Enix. He announced his...
Jun 2, 2022 · Square Enix announced on Wednesday that Final Fantasy and Kingdom Hearts series producer Shinji Hashimoto retired from the company on Tuesday. Hashimoto noted in the below video that he has ...
Jun 1, 2022 · Shinji Hashimoto has retired from Square Enix after almost 30 years at the company. Having joined Squaresoft (as it was known)in 1995, Hashimoto later became the brand manager for the...
May 31, 2022 · Square Enix producer and brand manager Shinji Hashimoto announced that he has retired as of today, May 31st, 2022. This marks a near 28-year run for Hashimoto, which started when he joined Squaresoft in 1994. Since then, he served as a producer on multiple major games in the Final Fantasy and Kingdom Hearts series.
Jun 1, 2022 · After nearly 30 years at Square Enix, long-time executive Shinji Hashimoto has officially announced his retirement from the company.
May 31, 2022 · Shinji Hashimoto, the producer of Final Fantasy, Kingdom Hearts, and other games, has left Square Enix after 28 years. He thanked his colleagues and fans in a tweet and a video message.
May 31, 2022 · Veteran Final Fantasy producer and former franchise brand manager Shinji Hashimoto has today announced his retirement. Hashimoto joined Square Enix in 1995 and was a producer or executive producer on virtually every Final Fantasy instalment since 1997’s Final Fantasy 7.
Hashimoto spent almost three decades at Square Enix. Veteran Final Fantasy and Kingdom Hearts producer Shinji Hashimoto has departed Square Enix after 27 years.. Breaking the news on social media (via Twitter translate), Hashimoto announced his plans to retire and leave the company on May 31, 2022, and said he intended to keep supporting Square Enix as a fan.
