Koi Kaze (TV)
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| Koi Kaze - Box Set (DVD) 2006-07-18 (from $44.99) |
| Koi Kaze - The Reunion (DVD 1) 2005-03-08 (from $6.00) |
| Koi Kaze - The Reunion + Artbox (DVD 1) 2005-03-08 (from $17.70) |
| Koi Kaze - Budding Attraction (DVD 2) 2005-05-31 (from $6.00) |
| Koi Kaze - The Decision (DVD 3) 2005-07-26 (from $6.00) |
Director: Takahiro Omori Series Composition: Noboru Takagi Scenario: Noboru Takagi Music: Original creator: Motoi Yoshida Character Design: Takahiro Kishida Art director: Chikara Nishikura Sound director: Yoshikazu Iwanami Director of Photography: Naoyuki Ohba Producer: Shojiro Abe Color Coordination: Rumiko Suzushiro Color Key: Rumiko Suzushiro Editing: Yasuaki Takeuchi Sound Adjustment: Ryoji Kameda Sound Effects: Masaru Urahata Sound Managing Producer: Michiko Kayasaki Sound Producer: Toru Nakano Theme Song Arrangement: Masumi Itou (ED) Theme Song Composition: Theme Song Lyrics: Theme Song Performance: Masumi Itou (ED) | Kenta Miyake as Koushirou Saeki Yuuki Nakamura as Nanoka Kohinata Akemi Okamura as Kaname Chidori Kousuke Okano as Kei Odagiri Ryoka Yuzuki as Yoiko Akimoto Ryouichi Tanaka as Zensou Saeki Kazuko Isizaki as Middle Aged Woman (Ep 9) Kazuya Kobayashi as Male Worker (Ep 11) Kunihiro Kawamoto as Teacher (Ep 5) Miharu Iijima as Riichi Nishimoto as Teacher (Ep 11) Risa Shimizu as Satomi Akesaka as Futaba Anzai Shizuka Itou as Wakaba Anzai (Ep 10) Takafumi Kawakami as Mr. Yamazaki (Ep 9) Tetsuya Kakihara as Friend B (Ep 7) Yuko Kato as Makie Kohinata (Koushirou and Nanoka's mother) | |||||||
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Translation: Saeka Kusu ADR Script: Liam O'Brien Executive producer: Hideki 'Henry' Goto Producer: Assistant producer: Sawako Furuya Audio Layback Engineer: Gregg Hall DVD Subtitles: Yohei Shikano Exectutive Producer: Nobu Yamamoto Online Editor: Chris LadeGaard Recording engineer: Julian Beeston Sound Mixing: Julian Beeston Supervising Producer: Hiroe Tsukamoto Voice Direction: Liam O'Brien | Patrick Seitz as Koshiro Saeki Tiffany Hsieh as Nanoka Doug Stone as Zenzo Saeki Kirsty Pape as Shoko Liam O'Brien as Kei Michelle Ruff as Kaname Tara Hudson as Futaba Aimee Zannoni as Amy Kincaid as Woman (ep 11) Barbara Goodson as Woman Darrel Guilbeau as Asano (ep 7) Erika Weinstein as Wakaba Anzai (Ep 10) Heather Klinke as Ouko Kevin Hatcher as Kazuya Miyauchi (ep 6, 7) Maureen Stevenson as Middle Aged Woman (Ep 8) Mike McFarland as Teashop Owner (ep 13) Sam Regal as Mr. Yamazaki Wendee Lee as Makie Kohinata | |||||||
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