Maria-sama ga Miteru ~Haru~ (TV)
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Director: Yukihiro Matsushita Scenario: Storyboard: Episode Director: Music: Mikiya Katakura Original story: Oyuki Konno (novel series) Original Character Design: Reine Hibiki Character Design: Akira Matsushima Art director: Nobuto Sakamoto Animation director: Sound director: Yoshikazu Iwanami Director of Photography: Masayuki Kawaguchi Advertising Production: Takashi Iida Colour Design: Shinji Matsumoto Editing: Masahiro Matsumura Music producer: Yoshiyuki Ito Theme Song Arrangement: Yoshihisa Hirano (OP/ED) Theme Song Composition: Mikiya Katakura (OP/ED) Theme Song Lyrics: Oyuki Konno (OP) Theme Song Performance: Ali Project (OP) | Kana Ueda as Yumi Fukuzawa Miki Itou as Sachiko Ogasawara Emi Shinohara as Youko Mizuno Haruna Ikezawa as Yoshino Shimazu Hitomi Nabatame as Eriko Torii Kaori Shimizu as Noriko Nijou Mamiko Noto as Shimako Toudo Megumi Toyoguchi as Sei Satou Mitsuhiro Ichiki as Yuuki Fukuzawa Nobuyuki Hiyama as Suguru Kashiwagi Rie Kugimiya as Touko Matsudaira Rina Satou as Tsutako Takeshima Shizuka Itou as Rei Hasekura Ai Satou as Yumi's mother (ep 11) Akari Higuchi as School broadcaster (ep 2) Akeno Watanabe as Nojima (ep 10) Atsuko Yuya as Eiko Hoshina (eps 3, 10) Chiwa Saito as Mami Yamaguchi Eiji Itô as Yamanobe (eps 2, 5) Fumio Matsuoka as Aota-sensei (ep 12) Gara Takashima as Yumiko Ikegami (eps 12, 13) Ikuya Sawaki as Buddhist abbot (ep 7) Katsumi Chou as Butler (ep 1) Kazuaki Ito as Eriko's father (ep 2) Keiko Aizawa as Kiyoko Ogasawara (eps 1, 13) Mikako Takahashi as Chisato Tanuma (ep 10) Minami Takayama as Former Rosa gigantea (ep 6) Mitsuki Saiga as Kei Katou (ep 12) Miyoko Asou as Academy Principal (ep 2) rino as Shizuka Kanina (eps 3, 5) Sayaka Ohara as Yamamura-sensei Yoshiko Takemura as Ayako (ep 13) Yuko Kaida as Minako Tsukiyama Yutaka Shimaka as Vice principal (ep 5) Yuuto Kazama as Eriko's brother (ep 2) | |||||||
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Translation: Executive producer: Shawne Kleckner Producer: Kris Kleckner Assistant producer: David Olsen Design: Greg Hillsman Website Design: Eric Hansel | Candice Moore as Sachiko Ogasawara (Animax dub) Sarah Hauser as Yumi Fukuzawa (Animax dub) Candice Moore as Emily Woo Zeller as Sarah Hauser as Eriko Torii (Animax dub) Candice Moore as David Lee Mckinney as Suguru Kashiwagi (Animax dub) Emily Woo Zeller as Kei Katou (Animax dub) | |||||||
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