Tanoshii Moomin Ikka: Bouken Nikki (TV)
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Director: Takeyuki Kanda Script: Masaaki Sakurai Music: Sumio Shiratori Original story: Character Design: Yasuhiro Nakura Chief Animation Director: Kazuaki Moori Director of Photography: Sadashi Sano Executive producer: Dennis Livson Producer: Kazuo Tabata Background Art: Takashi Nakamura Creative Consultant: Dennis Livson Production: Recording Direction: Theme Song Arrangement: Masaji Watanabe (OP, ED) Theme Song Composition: Theme Song Lyrics: Theme Song Performance: | Takehito Koyasu as Snufkin Emiko Shiratori as Narrator | |||||||
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Theme Song Performance: Amélie Morin | Luq Hamet as Moomin Amélie Morin as Jolie Mie Barbara Tissier as Chouca David Lesser as Pipo Jacques Ciron as Snif Jean Michaud as Papa Moomin Jean-Claude Montalban as Cachou Barbara Tissier as Pouss'Malin Claude Chantal as Emma Georges Atlas as Mr Caroussel Jean-Claude Montalban as Narrateur | |||||||
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Dubbing Director: Guido Rutta Translation: Dialogues: Mixing: Moreno Grossi Pometti Synchronization: Theme Song Performance: Cristina D'Avena | Daniela Trapelli as Mamma Moomin Luca Sandri as Moomin Mario Scarabelli as Papa Moomin Caterina Rochira as Voce Narrante Dania Cericola as Alyssa Debora Magnaghi as Rubiconda Diego Sabre as Sniffa Giorgio Melazzi as Signor Hutton Marcella Silvestri as Dada Marco Balzarotti as Wilson Marina Massironi as Delfina Milena Albieri as Strega Rosalba Bongiovanni as Strega Umberto Tabarelli as Lindon | |||||||
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