Kyoshiro to Towa no Sora (TV)
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Director: Tetsuya Yanagisawa Series Composition: Sumio Uetake Episode Director: Music: Mina Kubota Original creator: Kaishaku Character Design: Maki Fujii Art director: Toshiharu Iijima Chief Animation Director: Maki Fujii Animation director: Takashi Shiokawa (ep 1) Sound director: Yoshikazu Iwanami Director of Photography: Naoto Sawa Colour Design: Editing: Takashi Sakurai Prop Design: Yutaka Miya | Katsuyuki Konishi as Sayuri Yahagi as Yuki Matsuoka as Atsuko Tanaka as Ayako Kawasumi as Hisayo Mochizuki as Junji Majima as Ken Narita as Megumi Ogata as Noriko Shitaya as Rina Satou as Yuuji Kishi as Erino Hazuki as Jun'ichi Miyake as Junji Majima as Kayo Sakata as Mami Shitara as Nobuyuki Kobushi as Rina Satou as Ryosuke Sakamaki as Takayuki Masuda as Yoriko Nagata as | |||||||
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ADR Director: ADR Script: Clint Bickham Executive producer: Producer: Janice Williams DVD Menu Design: Victor Cormier Editing: International Coordination: Toru Iwakami Media Coordinator: Mix: Production Assistant: Recording engineer: Sound Design: Subtitle Script & Timing: Chris Williams Translation Proofer: Brendan Frayne |  |
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