Crayon Shin-chan: Arashi wo Yobu Appare! Sengoku Daikassen (movie)
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Director: Keiichi Hara Script: Keiichi Hara Original creator: Yoshito Usui Art director: Director of Photography: Toshiyuki Umeda Producer: Background Director: Tsutomu Mizushima Character Director: Editing: | Akiko Yajima as Shinnosuke "Shin-chan" Nohara Keiji Fujiwara as Hiroshi Nohara Miki Narahashi as Misae Nohara Satomi Koorogi as Himawari Ai Kobayashi as Harui Ren Akimitsu Takase as Sniper Chie Satou as Bo-chan Chikao Ohtsuka as Inukyo Heikosuke Raikyuu Dance Man as Gun foot soldier Eiji Yanagisawa as Makaishu Fumihiko Tachiki as Shinhei Tarou Saeimon Tadataka Hidenari Ugaki as Sakuma Ken Heiei Hiroyuki Miyasako as Genzou Hisao Egawa as Haruhi's house general Junichi Sugawara as Gun head Kazuhiro Yamaji as Daizouii Takatora Keiko Yamamoto as Yoshino Kenichi Ogata as Nisaemon Mari Mashiba as Kazama-kun Michio Hazama as Harui Izumi Kamikoukou Noriko Uemura as O-sato Rokuro Naya as Horikawa Shinhachirou Sadao Fume as Monban Tamao Hayashi as Nene-chan Teiyu Ichiryusai as Masao-kun Tesshô Genda as Sakaihayato Sashouchuu Tohru Hotohara as Gisuke Toshihiko Nakajima as Daizouii's house Retainer Yuko Nagashima as Waitress Yutaka Shimaka as Samurai Boss Yuusaku Yara as SeikouyuuHeieiyujun | |||||||
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Dubbing Director: Cèsar Andreu (Catalan dub) | Cristina Mauri as Shinnosuke Nohara 'Shin Chan' (Catalan dub) Anna Orra as Masao Sato / Omasa (Catalan dub) Carme Calvell as Toru Kazama / Kazuma (Catalan dub) Gloria Gonzalez as Misae Nohara (Catalan dub) Marc Zanni as Hiroshi Nohara (Catalan dub) Sílvia Gómez as Nene Sakurada / Nene (Catalan dub) Antoni Forteza as Soldat (Catalan dub) Carme Canet as Yoshino (Catalan dub) Domenech Farell as Gisuke (Catalan dub) Eduard Doncos as Hayato (Catalan dub) Ignasi Abadal as Iwazuki (Catalan dub) Jaume Comas as General Takatura Okurai (Catalan dub) Jaume Lleal as Neimon (Catalan dub) Joaquim Sota as Shimpadino (Catalan dub) Josep Maria Ullod as Sr. Yasutsuna Kasuga (Catalan dub) Miquel Bonet as Soldat (Catalan dub) Mònica Padrós as Doncella Ren (Catalan dub) Ramon Canals as Hikoso (Catalan dub) Santi Lorenz as Yoshitoshi Masabe (Catalan dub) | |||||||
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