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The Kabocha Wine (TV)

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[ adapted from (The) Kabocha Wine (manga) ]

Related anime:
    (The) Kabocha Wine: Nita no Aijou Monogatari (movie) (sequel)

Alternative title:
Mes tendres années (French)
Sun College (Italian)
The Pumpkin Wine
Ｔｈｅかぼちゃワイン (Japanese)
Genres: action, comedy, drama, romance
Plot Summary: Transfer student, Aoba Shunsuke, arrived at Sunshine School only to find the premises empty. He was secretly gleeful to be the first to reach the school, oblivious to the fact that it was Foundation Day and a rest day for the institution. At that moment, a big-sized "L"(Eru) beauty by the name of Natsumi appeared before him and the two of them hit off together even though Shunsuke was so much smaller than her. Shunsuke's mother runs a women's apparel busines but the shop is in need of manpower. Shunsuke offers to help out at the shop but fumbles a lot because he does not know how to interact with the ladies. Eru decides to step in and help out around the shop and this pleases Shunsuke's mother. This is a romance story that shares the joys and woes of the "SL" combi between Shunsuke and Eru.
Running time: half hour per episode
Number of episodes: 95
Episode titles: We have 95
Vintage:
1982-07-05 to 1984-08-27
1989-02-03 (France)
Release dates: We have 2
Opening Theme:
"L(Eru) wa Lovely" by Kumiko Kaori
Ending Theme:
#1: "Aoba Shunsuke The Konjou" by Toshio Furukawa
#2: "Pumpkin Night" by Toshio Furukawa, Keiko Yokozawa
Official website:
Toei Animation's The Kabocha Wine Homepage (Japanese)
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Japanese staff
Japanese cast
Japanese companies
Broadcaster: TV Asahi
Production: Toei Animation
French staff
French cast
Theme Song Performance: Charlotte Buonomano
Thierry Bourdon as Sonny

Aurélia Bruno as Marjolaine (1ers épisodes)
Danièle Hazan as
Annie
Camélia
Maya
Mère de Marjolaine
Mme Astrobald
Dorothée Jemma as Lydia
Emmanuel Curtil as Aldo (voix 2)
Eric Aubrahn as Kevin (voix principale)
Jacques Torrens as Nénuphar
Jane Val as Mère de Marjolaine (voix de remplacement)
Jean-Luc Kayzer as Aldo & Mr Theorème (voix de remplacement)
Loïc Baugin as Aldo (voix de remplacement)
Magali Barney as
Marjolaine
Princesse Nadia
Sonia
Marc de Georgi as Mr Théorème
Mark Lesser as Kevin (derniers épisodes)
Michel Barbey as Mr Theorème (voix de remplacement)
Nathaniele Esther as Marjolaine (2ème voix de remplacement)
Serge Bourrier as
Aldo (voix 1)
Monsieur Théorème (1ers eps)
Virginie Ledieu as Lydia (remplacante)
Virginie Ogouz as Marjolaine (voix de remplacement)

Aurélia Bruno
Jane Val
Jean-Luc Kayzer
Nathaniele Esther
Philippe Ogouz
Virginie Ledieu
Virginie Ogouz
French companies
Broadcaster:
AB Cartoons
La 5 (from January 1991)
Mangas
TF1 (from 3 February 1989)
TMC
Dubbing: SOFI
Italian staff
Italian cast
Theme Song Performance: Stefano Bersola
Anna Bonel as Lisa (Elle) (eps 40-95)
Beatrice Margiotti as Lory (Elle) (eps 1-39)
Luigi Rosa as Alex Fox (Shunsuke) (eps 40-95)
Massimo Còrizza as Sanyo Aoba (Shunsuke) (eps 1-39)

Giorgio Locuratolo as Akaye (eps 1-39)
Vittorio Guerrieri as Honma (eps 1-39)

Alessandra Karpoff as Susan (eps 40-95)
Daniela Caroli as Kaida (2nd voice; eps 1-39)
Gianfranco Gamba as Sig. Jordan (eps 40-95)
Laura Boccanera as Kaida (1st voice; eps 1-39)
Marina Massironi as Cindy (eps 40-95)
Paolo Torrisi as Norman (eps 40-95)
Riccardo Peroni as Andy (eps 40-95)
Roberta Gallina Laurenti as
Mimi (eps 40-95)
Randy (eps 40-95)
Stefano Albertini as Ernest (eps 40-95)
Italian companies
Broadcaster:
Europa 7
Italia 7 (from 1992)
Italia 7 Gold
Super 3
Distributor: Play World Film (eps 1-39)
Dubbing:
CRC (eps 1-39)
Studio P.V. - Milano (eps 40-95)
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