Jigoku Shoujo Mitsuganae (TV)
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Series Composition: Kenichi Kanemaki Music: Original Concept: Hiroshi Watanabe Character Design: Mariko Oka Animation director: Art Supervision: Nariyuki Ogi Colour Design: Shinji Matsumoto Editing: Masahiro Matsumura Photography: Akira Shimosaki Postrecording Production: Takahiro Omori Theme Song Arrangement: Yasutaka Mizushima (ED) Theme Song Composition: Asami Kousei (ED) Theme Song Lyrics: Theme Song Performance: | Mamiko Noto as Ai Enma Satomi Satou as Yuzuki Mikage Hekiru Shiina as Yamawaro Hisahiro Ogura as Narrator Izumi Kitta as Nozomi Bitou Kana Asumi as Shina Tamayo Kanae Oki as Akie Takasugi Kanako Sakai as Kikuri Mariya Ise as Sora Koujou Masaya Matsukaze as Ren Ichimoku Nana Mizuki as Shibata Tsugumi Takako Honda as Hone-Onna Takayuki Sugo as Wanyuudou Aki Toyosaki as Hiraishi Itsuko (ep 1) Aoi Yūki as Hamano Chiriko (ep 18) Asami Imai as Momota Masako (ep 3) Atsushi Imaruoka as Saegusa Kengo (ep 11) Aya Hisakawa as Mitsuko Yamaoka (ep 2) Ayahi Takagaki as Moriyama Jun (ep 3) Banjou Ginga as Norisha Takasugi (ep 13, 26) Chiaki Takahashi as Moroboshi Kira (ep 6) Daisuke Endou as Nakayama Jinichi (ep 11) Eri Kitamura as Nishino Chizuru (ep 9) Eriko Matsushima as Ai's Grandmother Fuyuka Oura as Nakiri Kaori (ep 19) Haruka Tomatsu as Kashiwagi Hidemi (ep 14) Hidekatsu Shibata as Spider (ep 26) Hideo Ishikawa as Tange Hideto (ep 1) Hiroki Takahashi as Nishida Shin (ep 4) Ikue Ohtani as Kikuchi Kaito (ep 21) Kappei Yamaguchi as Nomura Nobuo (ep 12) Katsuhito Nomura as Chouchi Hiroto (ep 11) Kazuhiko Kishino as Mizorogi Shougo (ep 20) Kazuya Nakai as Tsuzuki Kinya (ep 14) Kenji Hamada as Ashiya Risaburo (young) (ep 17) Makiko Nabei as Kurotsuka Yukina (ep 19) Megumi Takamoto as Serizawa Yuuna (ep 6) Minako Kotobuki as Shimura Kaname (ep 18) Minoru Shiraishi as Washizu Takateru (ep 7) Nozomi Masu as Michio Yui (ep 11) Nozomi Sasaki as Kaede Inao (ep 9) Reiko Sasakawa as Kitayama Akira (ep 2) Rie Kugimiya as Shinohara Usagi (ep 15) Ryoka Yuzuki as Mayama Azusa (ep 13) Sanae Kobayashi as Miwa Niiyama (ep 5) Sayuri Sadaoka as Haruko (ep 13, 26) Sayuri Yahagi as Katase Ririka (ep 5) Shinji Kawada as Saito Yukihiro (ep 10) Shion Hirota as Sasayama Kokoro (ep 12) Souichiro Hoshi as Takeru Yukawa (ep 4) Susumu Chiba as Kamisaka Rokurou (ep 11) Takahiro Mizushima as Atsushi Inuo (ep 7) Takashi Hikida as Shinohara Michito (ep 15) Tamio Ohki as Ashiya Risaburo (ep 17) Teiyu Ichiryusai as Shintani Michiru (ep 8) Tetsuharu Ohta as Kikyou Shinji (ep 20) Tomoaki Maeno as Tsukio (ep 19) Tomokazu Sugita as Nawa Akihiro (ep 16) Toshiko Fujita as Ashiya Fujiko (ep 17) Yasuyuki Kase as Yamaoka Seiji (ep 2) Yuki Masuda as Asaba Sumi (ep 11) Yuko Goto as Mioi Hatsumi (ep 8) Yuko Sanpei as Ichimura Kazuya (ep 10) Yuzuru Fujimoto as Kadokura (ep 19) | |||||||
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