Goshūshō-sama Ninomiya-kun (TV)
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Director: Koji Yoshikawa Series Composition: Akira Watanabe Music: Koichiro Kameyama Original creator: Daisuke Suzuki Original Character Design: Kyourin Takanae Character Design: Haruo Ogawara Art director: Minoru Maeda Sound director: Yoshikazu Iwanami Director of Photography: Kosuke Tanaka Color design: Mineyo Oonishi Editing: Takashi Sakurai Music producer: Prop Design: Hiroshi Ogawa Theme Song Performance: | Junji Majima as Shungo Ninomiya Mai Kadowaki as Mayu Tsukimura Miyuki Sawashiro as Reika Hōjō Hiromi Tsunakake as Irori Okushiro Ken Narita as Mikihiko Tsukimura Kouki Miyata as Mitsuru Hosaka Michiko Neya as Ryōko Ninomiya Saeko Chiba as Shinobu Kirishima Satomi Akesaka as Hinako Ayakawa Ayahi Takagaki as Shungo Ninomiya (young) Koji Yusa as Tasuku Okushiro Souichiro Hoshi as Taichi Inoue Takashi Kondo as Heisuke Yoshida Yuuichi Ishigami as Yōichi Kōmoto | |||||||
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