Isao TAKAHATA
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Staff in:
Akado Suzunosuke (TV) : Acting Chief Director
Alps no Shōjo Heidi (TV) : Director, Storyboard (eps 1-3)
Anju To Zushio Maru (movie) : Assistant director
Anne of Green Gables (TV) : Director, Screenplay, Storyboard (ep 29)
Apache Yakyugun (TV) : Director (ep 2, 12, 17)
Castle in the Sky (movie) : Producer
Conan, the Boy in Future (TV) : Director (Eps 9, 10), Storyboard (eps 7, 9-10, 13, 20)
Dog of Flanders (TV) : Storyboard
From the Apennines to the Andes (TV) : Director, Storyboard (eps 1; 2; 4; 5; 7), Theme Song Lyrics
Gauche the Cellist (movie) : Director, Screenplay
Gegege no Kitarō (TV 1/1968) : Director (ep 62)
Gegege no Kitarō (TV 2/1971) : Director (OP & ED, ep 5)
Grave of the Fireflies (movie) : Director, Screenplay
Himitsu no Akko-chan (TV) : Assistant director
Hustle Punch (TV) : Director (OP)
Jarinko Chie (movie) : Director, Script
Jarinko Chie (TV) : Series director
Kiki's Delivery Service (movie) : Music Director
Kouya no Shonen Isamu (TV) : Storyboard (eps 15, 18), Episode Director
Little Nemo - Adventures in Slumberland (movie) : Pre-Production
Little Norse Prince (movie) : Director
Lupin III (TV) : Director (ep 8, 10-11, 13-23)
Mooretsu Atarou (TV) : Director
My Neighbors the Yamadas (movie) : Director, Screenplay
Nausicaä of the Valley of the Wind (movie) : Producer
Only Yesterday (movie) : Director, Screenplay, Theme Song Lyrics (ED)
Ookami Shonen Ken (TV) : Director, Advisor
Panda! Go, Panda! (movie) : Director
Panda! Go, Panda!: Rainy Day Circus (movie) : Director
Pom Poko (movie) : Director, Screenplay, Original story
Tanoshii Bunmeishi Tetsu Monogatari (movie) : Assistant director, Production manager
Taro the Dragon Boy (movie) : Original Concept
Wankapu Oji no Orochi Taiji (movie) : Assistant director
Winter Days (movie) : Animation
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