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theres also japanese and english voice acting, which you can switch between.
but, as the other guy said, you can turn it off.
I hate unnecessary generic voice acting. I find it cringy, it gets me out of the game. Especially when they are omnipresent and redundant. And most of times the voice acting is extremely generic and uninspired. I really prefer a quieter experience. So if voices can be turned off that's perfect.
Got the game BTW, it's nice, without the voices ;)