Koguma no Misha (TV)
Alternative title:
El osito Misha (Spanish)
Misha (French)
Misha the Bearcub
Misha, l'orsetto (Italian)
دوبة , القرية الأليفة (Arabic)
こぐまのミーシャ (Japanese)
Plot Summary:
This hilarious story is about Misha and his parents who move to a country town from a big city. Now Misha is trying to make friends and adjust to the new life style but the task proves to be challenging.
Running time:
half hour per episode
Number of episodes:
26
Vintage:
1979-10-06 to 1980-04-05
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Script: Shun-ichi Yukimuro Music: Shunsuke Kikuchi | Akiko Tsuboi as Misha's Mother Banjou Ginga as Misha's father Hideyuki Tanaka as Kid Hiroshi Masuoka as Village Headman Jouji Yanami as Officer Todo Kaneta Kimotsuki as Dragon Kazue Komiya as Mirumiru Keiko Han as Natasha Keiko Yokozawa as Misha Masashi Amenomori as Tiger Naoki Tatsuta as Pondo Shigeru Chiba as Nekosuki Shin Aomori as Kongo You Inoue as Nyago | |||||||
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| (none) | Brigitte Lecordier as Misha Déborah Perret as Joseph Falcucci as Nicolas Oursillon Luc Florian as Yvan Patrick Messe as Ralph | |||||||
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| (none) | Carmita Arenas as Osito Misha (Spain dub) Angelines Santana as Natasha Carlos Revilla as Tigre (Spain dub) Jorge Roig as Misha Patricia Acevedo as Mimi (Debut Role) | |||||||
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Theme Song Performance: Rocking Horse | Piera Vidale as Misha Armando Bandini as Enrico Luzi as Fabrizia Castagnoli as Madre di Mysha Liliana Sorrentino as Marcello Prando as Piera Vidale as | |||||||
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