Edokko Boy: Gatten Taro (TV)
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Director: Takeshi Mori Script: Narimitsu Taguchi Storyboard: Episode Director: Yuji Kawahara Music: Ryuichi Katsumata Animation director: Producer: Minoru Ohno (Yomiuri) Color setting: Michiko Nishimura Editing: Finishing: Key Animation: Photography: Production: Yuji Nunokawa Sound Effects: Junichi Sasaki (Anime Sound) Sound Engineer: Fujio Yamada Special Effects: Kenji Ikeda Theme Song Arrangement: Ryuichi Katsumata (OP,ED) Theme Song Composition: Hiroshi Kamayatsu (ED) Theme Song Performance: Chiruru (OP,ED) | Chieko Honda as Omon Yuko Mita as Daisuke Ai Orikasa as Oryu Hajime Koseki as Mayor Kenichi Ogata as Daibutsu-sensei Mitsuo Iwata as Jingis Han Shigeru Chiba as Lightman Yuriko Fuchizaki as Ninomiya Kintaro Ai Orikasa as Woman Reporter (ep 9) Akira Ishida as Customer D (ep 9) Hiroshi Masuoka as Pond Tsu Owner (ep 14) Ikue Ohtani as Ikuya Sawaki as Jubei (ep 9) Issei Futamata as Nobunaga (ep 7) Junichi Sugawara as Katsumi Suzuki as Ieyasu (ep 7) Kenichi Ogata as Village Chief (ep 13) Mayumi Nomura as Child (ep 18) Minoru Inaba as Mitsuaki Hoshino as Mitsuo Iwata as Murasaki Kanda as Narration Norio Wakamoto as Shinkuuji (ep 22) Seiko Nakano as Shigeru Chiba as Shinya Ohtaki as Announcer (ep 9) Sukekiyo Kameyama as Tesshô Genda as Dasu Benkei Toshiya Mori as Customer C (ep 9) Yuriko Fuchizaki as Woman C (ep 8) | |||||||
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