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Kitaro and the Millennium Curse (live-action movie)

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Alternative title:
GeGeGe no Kitarō : The Thousand-Year-Curse Song
GeGeGe no Kitarō: Sennen Noroi Uta (Japanese)
ゲゲゲの鬼太郎 千年呪い歌 (Japanese)
Running time: 115 minutes
Vintage: 2008-07-12
Premiere date:
2008-07-12 (Japan)
Opening Theme:
"GeGeGe no Kitarō" (ゲゲゲの鬼太郎) by Froebel Boy's Chorus
Ending Theme:
"Kaze Tachinu" (風立ちぬ) by Ataru Nakamura
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Japanese staff
Japanese cast
Director: Katsuhide Motoki
Script: Mitsuhiko Sawamura
Music: Yasuharu Takanashi
Original Manga: Shigeru Mizuki
Executive producer: Nozomu Enoki (Shochiku)
Producer:
Juichi Uehara (Fuji Television)
Yoshitaka Ishizuka (Shochiku)

Chief Executive Producer:
Chihiro Kameyama (Fuji Television)
Teruki Matsumoto (Shochiku)
Film Partner:
Hideo Kumazawa (Yomiko Advertising)
Hiroshi Kawasaki (川﨑寛; Dentsu)
Kazutaka Akimoto (Shochiku)
Kazuyoshi Seki (Fuji Television)
Keisuke Furusawa (Bandai)
Kiyoshi Ishikawa (Yomiko Advertising)
Kyōtarō Kimura (Yomiko Advertising)
Maki Atsumi (Bandai)
Masahiko Oda (Fuji Television)
Motoko Kanzaki (Fuji Television)
Ryo Susumu (Burning Productions)
Shigeo Kasai (Burning Productions)
Shigeyuki Tatebayashi (Ten Carat)
Shōhei Nishina (Dentsu)
Suketsugu Noda (Shochiku)
Takamitsu Mori (Ten Carat)
Takeshi Kamei (Shochiku)
Takumi Kakeyama (Yahoo! Japan)
Tetsuya Kikuchi (Dentsu)
Toichiro Shiraishi (Dentsu)
Tsutomu Yanagimura (Yahoo! Japan)
Yasushi Ogawa (Fuji Television)
Yumi Wakabayashi (Yahoo! Japan)
Film Partners Representative:
Eitarō Kobayashi (Ten Carat)
Hiroaki Kitano (Yahoo! Japan)
Ikuo Suo (Burning Productions)
Kazuhiro Takenaka (Bandai)
Misao Tanaka (Yomiko Advertising)
Yūji Shimamoto (Dentsu)
Planning:
Jun'ichi Kitagawa (Shochiku)
Kenji Shimizu (Fuji Television)
Theme Song Arrangement:
Hiromi Mizutani (OP)
Takao Konishi (ED)
Theme Song Composition:
Ataru Nakamura (ED)
Taku Izumi (OP)
Theme Song Lyrics:
Ataru Nakamura (ED)
Shigeru Mizuki (OP)
Theme Song Performance:
Ataru Nakamura (ED)
Froebel Boy's Chorus (OP)
Eiji Wentz as Kitarō

Hikaru Ijūin as Nurikabe (voice)
Isamu Tanonaka as Medama Oyaji (voice)
Kanpei Hazama as Konaki Jijii
Ken Ogata as Nurarihyon
Kii Kitano as Kaede Hiramoto
Masane Tsukayama as Enma Daiō (voice)
Rena Tanaka as Neko Musume
Shigeru Muroi as Sunakake Babaa
Shingo Yanagisawa as Ittan Momen (voice)
Shōko Nakagawa as Fuguruma Yōhi
Yō Ōizumi as Nezumi Otoko

Aki Hoshino as Takekiri-Danuki Wife
Hiroto Araki as Wataru Kodama
Ji-sub So as Yasha
Junichi Kōmoto as Biwa Bokuboku
Mao Sasaki as Hibiki Kodama
Masakazu Azuhata as Fisherman
Masashi Arifuku as Fisherman
Masato Hagiwara as Umihito
Minako Nakano as Makura-Gaeshi
Mion Mukaichi as Haruka Kodama
Natsuhiko Kyōgoku as Kidōshū Chief
Rei Okamoto as Tomoko
Sachi Natsuo as Eri
Sakae Umezu as Elder
Sayuri Inaba as Woman in Rain
Shinichi Karube as Tsurubebi
Shinobu Terajima as Nure-Onna Nami
Shirō Sano as Jakotsu Babaa
Taijirō Tamura as Fisherman
Takashi Sasano as Ido Sennin
Tom Koyanagi as Takekiri-Danuki Husband
Yūho Yamashita as Marching Band Leader
Yūsuke Kamiji as Satori
Japanese companies
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English companies
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Distributor: Manga Entertainment (United Kingdom and Ireland)
English cast
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