Karuizawa Syndrome (OAV)
Alternative title:
軽井沢シンドローム (Japanese)
Age rating:
Mature (May contain sex, drugs, and extreme graphic violence)
Running time:
76 minutes
Number of episodes:
1
Vintage:
1985-07-05
Releases: We have 3
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Director: Mizuho Nishikubo Script: Tokio Tsuchiya Music: Shinsuke Kaza Original creator: Yoshihisa Tagami Art director: Setsuko Ishizu Animation director: Chuuichi Iguchi Sound director: Noriyoshi Matsuura | Kaneto Shiozawa as Kouhei Aizawa Keiko Toda as Noriko Kuonji Yoshiko Sakakibara as Kaoru Matsunuma Yuji Mitsuya as Sumio Matsunuma Hideyuki Tanaka as Takanari Minowa Hiromi Tsuru as Miruku Minowa Issei Futamata as Jiryuu Keaton Yamada as Dai Naruse Keiko Yokozawa as Yukari Kuno Kenichi Ogata as Jirou's father Masashi Hironaka as Jirou Onda Miina Tominaga as Eri Tsunoda Sanae Miyuki as Kumiko Kinoshita | |||||||
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