Kochira Katsushika-ku Kamearikouen-mae Hashutsujo (TV)
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Director: Script: Shun-ichi Yukimuro Music: Original Manga: Osamu Akimoto Character Design: Art director: Satoshi Shibata (Kobayashi Production) Chief Animation Director: Masahiro Kitazaki Sound director: Hajime Takakuwa Director of Photography: Producer: Planning: Theme Song Performance: Tokio (OP2) | Haruki Sayama as Kouji Hishitani as Lasar Ishii as Mitsuru Miyamoto as Yumi Morio as Chafurin as Eimei Esumi as Hiroshi Yanaka as Jin Nishimura as Kanako Mitsuhashi as Kaori Asou as Kobuhei Hayashiya as Masami Iwasaki as Maya Okamoto as Rieko Miura as Ryo Arakawa as Yuko Doi as Yuu Sugimoto as Yuuji Kishi as Akira Sakamoto as Atsushi Imai as Ayaka Hibiki as Ayaka Saito as Eiji Takemoto as Harumi Ikoma as Iori Hayashi as Kaori Asou as Katashi Ishizuka as Kouichi Yamadera as Kouji Ishii as Masami Suzuki as Masato Sakai as Mayumi Tanaka as Rei Saitou as Rie Tanaka as Satoshi Wada as Shigeru Ushiyama as Shintarou Sonooka as Shiro Shimomoto as Shoichiro Akaboshi as Tadashi Miyazawa as Takashi Matsuyama as Takayasu Komiya as Tetsuo Komura as Tomomichi Nishimura as Tsutomu Kashiwakura as Yukiko Matsuura as | |||||||
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Dubbing Director: Marc Zanni (Catalan dub) Theme Song Performance: David (OP, ED, Catalan dub) | Francesc Belda as Víctor Prieto as Alberto Escobal García as Jaume Mallofre as Jordi Pineda as Marc Zanni as Pilar Ferrero as Pilar Morales as Anselmo Herrero as Miguel Ortiz as Txemi del Olmo as Txemi del Olmo | |||||||
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| (none) | Broadcaster: Animax Portugal | |||||||
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| (none) | Licensed by: Mighty Media Co., Ltd. | |||||||
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