Maria-sama ga Miteru 4th Season (TV)
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Director: Yukihiro Matsushita Series Composition: Reiko Yoshida Original creator: Oyuki Konno Original Character Design: Reine Hibiki Character Design: Akira Matsushima Animation director: Ending Animation: Atsuko Nakajima Supervision: Oyuki Konno Theme Song Performance: | Kana Ueda as Yumi Fukuzawa Miki Itou as Sachiko Ogasawara Ami Koshimizu as Kanako Hosokawa Haruna Ikezawa as Yoshino Shimazu Kaori Shimizu as Noriko Nijō Mamiko Noto as Shimako Tōdō Rie Kugimiya as Tōko Matsudaira Shizuka Itou as Rei Hasekura Ayahi Takagaki as Miyuki Ayako Kawasumi as Yūko Hosokawa Ayana Taketatsu as Baby (ep 2) Chiwa Saito as Mami Yamaguchi Emi Shinohara as Yōko Mizuno Haruka Tomatsu as Hidemi Takachi Hitomi Nabatame as Junko Minagawa as Kintarō Arisugawa (ep 1) Kei Shindou as Atsuko Marina Inoue as Shōko Naitō Megumi Toyoguchi as Sei Satō Mitsuhiro Ichiki as Yūki Fukuzawa Nobuyuki Hiyama as Suguru Kashiwagi Rikiya Koyama as Kanako's father Rina Satou as Tsutako Takeshima Tomokazu Sugita as | |||||||
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