Meiken Jolie (TV)
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Series director: Kenji Hayakawa Script: Music: Akihiro Komori Original creator: Cecile Aubry Character Design: Shuichi Seki Animation director: Producer: Layout: Yoshikuni Nishi | Tohru Furuya as Hiroko Suzuki as Ichirô Nagai as Kaneta Kimotsuki as Kaneto Shiozawa as Keiko Yokozawa as Noriko Ohara as Tohru Furuya as | |||||||
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Theme Song Lyrics: Carlos Toro (Spain dub) Theme Song Performance: Sol Pilas (Spain dub) | |
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Director Of Dubbing: Isa Barzizza | Massimiliano Manfredi as Armando Bandini as Carlo Allegrini as Cinzia De Carolis as Elsa Camarda as Fabrizio Manfredi as Fabrizio Mazzotta as Franca De Stradis as Gabriele Carrara as Giorgio Lopez as Laura Boccanera as Luciano Marchitiello as Massimo Rossi as Mauro Bosco as Riccardo Garrone as Sandro Pellegrini as Sergio Luzi as Sergio Matteucci as | |||||||
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