Yawara! A Fashionable Judo Girl (TV)
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| Yawara! A Fashionable Judo Girl - Box Set (Sub.DVD) 2009-05-01 (from $85.45) |
Director: Hiroko Tokita Series Composition: Toshiki Inoue Screenplay: Music: Hideharu Mori Original Manga: Naoki Urasawa Character Design: Yoshinori Kanemori Art director: Yuji Ikeda Sound director: Yasuo Uragami Director of Photography: Producer: Key Animation: Keiji Gotoh (eps 17, 26) Planning: Theme Song Performance: | Yuko Minaguchi as Yawara Inokuma Akira Kamiya as Shinnosuke Kazamatsuri Chiyoko Kawashima as Fujiko Itou Ichirô Nagai as Jigorou Inokuma Masashi Sugawara as Kaoru Hanazono Toshihiko Seki as Kousaku Matsuda Yoshino Takamori as Sayaka Honami Daisuke Namikawa as Junji Eriko Hara as Kazumi Houchu Ohtsuka as Announcer Jun'ichi Kanemaru as Kawano Junichi Sugawara as Yasui Kazuhiko Kishino as Nikkan Every's Editor in Chief Kyoko Yamada as Kurokawa Masashi Hirose as Kamata Megumi Hayashibara as Takeyuki Suzuki Mie Suzuki as Nanda Miki Itou as Yurie Minoru Inaba as Coach Ishikura Miyuki Ichijou as Jody Rockwell Naoki Bandou as Fujiko's Father Reiko Suzuki as Matsuda's Mother Rica Fukami as Outawara Run Sasaki as Belkens Takuma Gouno as Yuujirou Ishida Tamao Hayashi as Kim Toshiko Fujita as Tamao Inokuma Yoku Shioya as Sudo Youko Matsuoka as Kaori Yukiji as Gonzalez Yuko Minaguchi as Kaneko Inokuma Yuko Mizutani as Anna Teleshikova Yuko Sasaki as Yukari Yumi Touma as Kyon Kyon/Shimizu | |||||||
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| (none) | Geni Rey as Ginger 'Yawara' Inokuma (Catalan dub) Albert Trifol Segarra as Kosaku Matsuda (Catalan dub) Carme Abril as Fujiko Itô (Catalan dub) Eduard Farelo as Kaoru Hanazono (Catalan dub) Josep María Zamora as Jigoro Inokuma (Catalan dub) Núria Trifol as Sayaka Honami (Catalan dub) Oscar Barberán as Shinnosuke Kazamatsuri (Catalan dub) Aleix Estadella as Sudo (Catalan dub) Belén Roca as Yukari Komiya (Catalan dub) Carme Canet as Jody Rockwell (Catalan dub) Emili Freixas as Hagoromo (Catalan dub) Gemma Ibáñez as Mari Oda 'Marilyn' (Catalan dub) Jaume Lleal as Tokunaga, el majordom (Catalan dub) Marta Barbará as Kuniko Kaga (Catalan dub) Marta Ullod as Kyoko Hikage (Catalan dub) Miquel Cors as President Outaguro (Catalan dub) Montse Puga as Sayuri Yoshinagawa (Catalan dub) Pep Ribas as Entrenador Yutenji (Catalan dub) Vicky Martínez as Nanda (Catalan dub) | |||||||
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Director Of Dubbing: Lella Carcereri | Broadcaster: Junior TV (1990) Distributor: Carioca Dubbing: Carioca | |||||||
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| (none) | Ahlee Reyes as Yawara Inokuma Charmaine Cordoviz as Ely Martin as Kaoru Hanazono Klariz Magboo as Sayaka Honami Mark Aspiras as Shinnosuke Kazamatsuri Robert Brillantes as Shinnosuke Kazamatsuri (2nd voice) Roger Aquino as Jigorou Inokuma Ahlee Reyes as Charmaine Cordoviz as Ely Martin as Klariz Magboo as Mark Aspiras as Robert Brillantes as Roger Aquino as | |||||||
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