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Director: Naoko Yamada Series Composition: Reiko Yoshida Screenplay: Storyboard: Episode Director: Music: Hajime Hyakkoku Original creator: kakifly Character Design: Yukiko Horiguchi Art director: Seiki Tamura Chief Animation Director: Yukiko Horiguchi Animation director: Sound director: Yota Tsuruoka Director of Photography: Rin Yamamoto Producer: Advisor: Tatsuya Ishihara Animation Check: Animation producer: Eharu Oohashi Assistant Animation Director: Assistant producer: Maya Fujino Background Art: Color design: Akiyo Takeda Finish Animation: Finish Check: In-Between Animation: Insert Song Arrangement: Shigeo Komori (ep 4, "Maddy Candy") Insert Song Composition: Insert Song Lyrics: Key Animation: Music producer: Shigeo Komori Musical Instrument Design: Hiroyuki Takahashi Photography: Production manager: Special Effects: Rina Miura Theme Song Arrangement: Theme Song Composition: Theme Song Lyrics: Shoko Omori (OP/ED) Theme Song Performance: | Aki Toyosaki as Yui Hirasawa Minako Kotobuki as Tsumugi Kotobuki Satomi Satou as Ritsu Tainaka Yōko Hikasa as Mio Akiyama Asami Sanada as Sawako Yamanaka Ayana Taketatsu as Azusa Nakano Chika Fujitō as Nodoka Manabe Madoka Yonezawa as Ui Hirasawa Aiko Ōkubo as Teacher (ep 1) Aki Kanada as Satoshi's friend (ep 13) Asuka Horiguchi as Student (ep 8) Asuka Nishi as Student (ep 1) Asumi Kodama as Student council president (ep 11) Chiaki Kanou as Person in charge (ep 2) Chihiro Tagaino as Nodoka's mother (ep 12) Daichi Kanbara as First love (ep 5) Eiji Maruyama as Butler Saitō (ep 10) Hisafumi Oda as Clerk (ep 11) Kentarou Tone as Teacher (ep 5) Kiyohito Yoshikai as Customer (ep 6) Kokoro Kikuchi as Student (ep 8) Mai Goto as Student (ep 6) Mami Fujita as Student (ep 9) Miho Miyagawa as Teacher (ep 3) Mika Itou as Satoshi Tainaka (ep 13) Riki Kitazawa as Yui's father (ep 7) Rio Natsuki as Yui's mother (ep 7) Shinnosuke Tachibana as Clerk (ep 11) Takashi Mito as Scary person (ep 1) Tomoaki Maeno as Clerk (eps 2,11) Tomoko Nakamura as Student (ep 6) Yasuaki Takumi as Garbage collection voice (ep 12) Yoriko Nagata as Yu Shimamura as Student (ep 6) Yui Shoji as Clerk (eps 1,13) Yuiko Tatsumi as Student (ep 8) Yukika Teramoto as Student (ep 9) Yūtarō Shimizu as Customer (ep 13) | |||||||
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