Natsu no Arashi! (TV)
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Natsu no Arashi! Episodes 1-13 Streaming
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Series director: Shin Oonuma Director: Akiyuki Shinbo Series Composition: Katsuhiko Takayama Script: Storyboard: Episode Director: Music: Ken Sato Original creator: Jin Kobayashi Character Design: Kazuhiro Ota Art director: Kohji Azuma Chief Animation Director: Animation director: Sound director: Yota Tsuruoka Director of Photography: Shouhei Uchimura Producer: Junnosuke Miyamoto 2nd Key Animation: Animation Check: Animation producer: Mitsutoshi Kubota Assistant Art Director: Kōichi Monma Assistant producer: Background Art: Clean-Up Animation: Color design: Hiroshi Hibino Color Key: Design Work: Nobuyuki Takeuchi Editing: Kazuhiko Seki Illustration: In-Between Animation: Key Animation: Music Director: Yota Tsuruoka Photography: Planning: Production Advancement: Production Desk: Program Manager: Shin'ichi Iwata (TV Tokyo) Prop Design: Noboru Jitsuhara Publicity: Recording: Yasunori Ebina Recording Assistant: Sound Effects: Hiroki Nozaki Sound Production Desk: Yoshimi Sugiyama Special Effects: Special Effects Director: Katsuhiko Takayama Theme Song Performance: Video Editing: Visual Effects: | Ryoko Shiraishi as Yuko Sanpei as Ai Nonaka as Chiaki Omigawa as Hiroki Yasumoto as Hitomi Nabatame as Kaori Nazuka as Yui Horie as Mugihito as Saki Nakajima as Tomokazu Sugita as | |||||||
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Translation: Adam Lensenmayer Subtitle Editor: Laura Wyrick (eps 3-12) Subtitle Timing: Bryan Ingram |  | (none) | ||||||
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