Noramimi (TV)
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Noramimi 2 (TV) (sequel)
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Director: Yoshitaka Koyama Series Composition: Makoto Nakamura Music: Kou Nakagawa Original creator: Kazuo Hara Character Design: Toshihiko Masuda Art director: Kenji Kato Sound director: Satoshi Motoyama Director of Photography: Color design: Sachiko Harada Editing: Takafumi Koyake Sound Effects: Yasuyuki Konno Theme Song Performance: Seira Kagami (ED) | Nanae Katou as Noramimi Chie Koujiro as Dottari-kun Eri Kitamura as Cinnamon Eri Nakao as Naomi Kazato Tomizawa as Narration Minoru Shiraishi as Handa Tomoe Hanba as Sarashina Tomomichi Nishimura as Tomagome Ai Matayoshi as Boy of recollection (ep 5) Ai Satou as Shigeru's Mother (ep 11) Aki Toyosaki as Girl (ep 4) Akiko Matsuzaki as Kotarou's Young Brother (ep 3) Asami Sanada as Smith (ep 8) Atsuko Tanaka as Torimi (ep 7) Ayano Ishikawa as Girl (ep 7) Ayuko Yoshida as Girl's mother (ep 9) Chiemi Chiba as Mai (ep 8) Chika Sakamoto as Nopperi Sam (ep 9) Daisuke Matsuo as Eiji Hanawa as Father (ep 8) Emiri Katou as Mai-chan (ep 6) Eri Taruta as Ta-kun's friends (ep 10) Fumi Morisawa as Taizou's Mother (eps 5,9) Fumi Oda as Kantarou's Mother (ep 2) Haruhi Terada as Satoshi (ep 10) Hiro Shimono as Shigeru (ep 11) Hiromi Tsunakake as Girl (ep 9) Ikuko Shimizu as Jin Domon as Kacchan (ep 9) Kanji Suzumori as Kaya Miyake as Masaru (ep 1) Kazue Ikura as Phillip (ep 2) Kazuha Yajima as Shigeru's Friends (ep 11) Kazuko Kojima as Chopappa Kenichi Mine as Chokohatto (ep 3) Kenichi Ogata as Shigaraki (eps 2,4) Kikumi Umeda as Kotarou's Mother (ep 3) Kimiko Koyama as Nigoro (ep 10) Kouki Miyata as Heihokon (ep 3) Kôzô Shioya as Pyon-Suke (ep 6) Kumiko Nakane as Gacchan's wife (ep 9) Marina Inoue as Masashi Hirose as Furuyama (ep 2) Megumi Yamato as Girl (ep 7) Michiko Neya as Mother (ep 8) Miho Hino as Miho Miyagawa as Girl (ep 4) Mika Kanai as Blossom (ep 5) Mirei Taniko as Gumoramo (ep 11) Mitsuaki Hoshino as Superior (ep 8) Miyako Ito as 9B (ep 3) Nobuhiko Okamoto as Kabayuki (eps 3,4,7) Ryou Sugisaki as Katsuji (ep 1) Ryusaku Chijiwa as Mai's Father (ep 6) Sachiko Okada as Sadao Nunome as Sayuri Yahagi as Yocchan (ep 6) Shintarou Oohata as Hiro (ep 1) Shinya Takahashi as Suzuna Kinoshita as Tadahisa Saizen as Kumaemon (ep 1) Takahiro Mizushima as Asunaro (ep 6) Takashi Oohara as Character Post Staff (eps 9,10) Takaya Kuroda as Andrew (ep 7) Takehito Koyasu as Sheep Stroganof (ep 16) Tarou Masuoka as Mail-Man (ep 10) Tetsuya Kakihara as Tateroru (ep 1) Tomo Adachi as Girl (ep 5) Yoku Shioya as Usa-kichi (ep 6) Youko Honna as Merry (ep 11) Yu Kobayashi as Yu Shimamura as Shigeru's Friends (ep 11) Yui Kano as Girl of triangle (ep 5) Yukiko Takaguchi as Misako (ep 1) Yuko Maruyama as Tobimaru (ep 1) Yuko Sanpei as Shuichi (ep 7) Yuko Tachibana as Numaji (ep 11) Yumi Shimura as Kamechobi (eps 3,4,10) Yumiko Akaike as Mother of a girl on a boat (ep 10) Yumiko Kobayashi as Kantarou (ep 2) Yuuka Nakatsukasa as Ta-kun (ep 10) | |||||||
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