Piano (TV)
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| Piano - The Complete Collection (DVD) 2006-07-11 (from $39.36) |
| Piano - The Melody of a Young Girl's Heart (DVD 1) 2005-06-28 (from $16.99) |
| Piano - Secret Love (DVD 1) 2008-07-01 (from $5.99) |
| Piano - Confessions (DVD 2) 2008-07-01 (from $5.99) |
| Piano - Heartstrings (DVD 3) 2008-07-01 (from $5.99) |
| Piano - The Melody of a Young Girl's Heart (DVD 2) 2005-08-30 (from $5.99) |
| Piano: The Melody of a Young Girl's Heart - Heartstrings (DVD 3) 2005-10-25 (from $16.99) |
Director: Norihiko Sudo Music: Hiroyuki Kouzu Original creator: Kousuke Fujishima Character Design: Kosuke Fujishima Art director: Junichi Higashi Executive producer: Producer: Theme Song Arrangement: Theme Song Composition: Theme Song Lyrics: Midori Ueda (ED) Theme Song Performance: | Ayako Kawasumi as Miu Nomura Akio Ohtsuka as Seiji Nomura Jun Fukuyama as Kazuya Takahashi Michiko Neya as Akiko Nomura Mitsuru Miyamoto as Shirakawa-sensei Tomoko Kawakami as Yuki Matsubara Yuko Sasaki as Hitomi Nomura Kyoko Hikami as Saito-san Misa Watanabe as Yuunagi-sensei | |||||||
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ADR Director: Michael Sinterniklaas Translation: Executive producer: Shawne Kleckner Producer: Kris Kleckner Assistant producer: Script Adaptation: Stephanie Sheh Subtitle Timing: David Olsen Voice Direction: Michael Sinterniklaas | Rebecca Soler as Miu Nomura Marc Diraison as Shirakawa Michael Sinterniklaas as Kazuya Takahashi Sean Schemmel as Seiji Nomura Veronica Taylor as Hitomi Nomura Vibe Jones as Akiko Nomura Zoe Martin as Yuuki Matsubara Brian T. Schneider as Nagazawa Drew Aaron as Takizawa Eva Christensen as Ms. Yuunagi Kether Donohue as Shinohara | |||||||
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