The Story of Saiunkoku (TV)
(The) Story of Saiunkoku (manga)
(The) Story of Saiunkoku Second Series (TV) (sequel)
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The Story of Saiunkoku Season 1 Part 2 DVD
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| Story of Saiunkoku - Complete Collection (DVD) 2009-10-06 (from $40.46) | ||||||||
| The Story of Saiunkoku (DVD 1) 2007-08-28 (from $18.91) | ||||||||
| The Story of Saiunkoku - w/ Artbox (DVD 1) 2007-08-28 | ||||||||
| The Story of Saiunkoku (DVD 2) 2007-10-16 | ||||||||
| The Story of Saiunkoku (DVD 3) 2007-12-04 | ||||||||
| The Story of Saiunkoku (DVD 4) | ||||||||
| The Story of Saiunkoku (DVD 1) 2008-10-07 (from $14.99) | ||||||||
| The Story of Saiunkoku - w/ Artbox (DVD 1) 2008-10-07 (from $17.99) | ||||||||
| The Story of Saiunkoku (DVD 2) 2008-10-07 (from $18.74) | ||||||||
| The Story of Saiunkoku - w/ Season 1 Part 1 Box (DVD 3) 2008-10-07 (from $14.99) | ||||||||
| The Story of Saiunkoku - Season 1 Part 2 (DVD 4-6) 2008-12-02 (from $34.99) | ||||||||
| The Story of Saiunkoku - Season 1 Part 3 (DVD 7-9) 2009-01-27 (from $34.99) |
Director: Jun Shishido Series Composition: Reiko Yoshida Script: Storyboard: Episode Director: Music: Kunihiko Ryo Original creator: Sai Yukino (novel) Original Character Design: Kairi Yura (novel illustration) Character Design: Miwa Oshima Art director: Chikara Nishikura Animation director: Sound director: Fusanobu Fujiyama Director of Photography: Shinya Matsui Producer: Animation producer: Background Art: Clean-Up Animation: Hitomi Takei Colour Design: Chiharu Tanaka Conceptual Design: Kazuo Watanabe Editing: Kashiko Kimura In-Between Animation: Kanoko Abe Key Animation: Mika Takazawa Photography: Production Coordination: Recording: Hiroyasu Yamashita Sound Effects: Shoji Kato Theme Song Arrangement: Theme Song Composition: Theme Song Lyrics: Sachi Tainaka (ED) Theme Song Performance: | Hikaru Midorikawa as Houko Kuwashima as Tomokazu Seki as Akemi Okamura as Eri Sendai as Hidenobu Kiuchi as Kazuhiro Nakada as Kentarou Itou as Kouji Ishii as Mitsuaki Madono as Mitsuru Ogata as Naoki Bandou as Nobuyuki Hiyama as Shuuichi Ikeda as Susumu Chiba as Toshiyuki Morikawa as Akemi Okamura as Azumi Yamamoto as Daisuke Namikawa as Daisuke Sasaki as Eri Moritani as Erika as Hana Takeda as Hitoshi Nishimura as Izumi Satou as Jin Nishimura as Jun Shiichi as Junichi Suwabe as Kahoru Sasajima as Kaori Yamagata as Kaya Miyake as Kayato Ohashi as Kayato Ohasi as Kazuya Kobayashi as Keiko Nemoto as Keikou Sakai as Kousuke Toriumi as Mami Horikoshi as Masami Iwasaki as Masataka Sawada as Matthew Erickson as Miho Soda as Minoru Inaba as Mitsuaki Hoshino as Miwa Kohinata as Nobutoshi Canna as Noriaki Sugiyama as Rumi Shishido as Ryotaro Okiayu as Ryusaku Chijiwa as Takashi Oohara as Takehito Koyasu as Takeshi Hayashi as Tomoko Yamada as Tomoya Koizumi as Toshiyuki Kusuda as Yoko Sasaki as Yoshihisa Kawahara as | |||||||
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Executive producer: Producer: Casting Director: Dialogue Editing: Re-Recording Mixing: Recording engineer: Script Adaptation: Michelle Clough Subtitle Script: Kim Wishart Goddard Supervising Producer: Diana Gage Talent Coordinator: Video Post-Production: Voice Direction: | Andrew Francis as Brad Swaile as Kelly Sheridan as Russell Wait as Andrew Toth as Brian Dobson as Dale Wilson as French Tickner as Jason Simpson as John Novak as Kyle Rideout as Louis Chirillo as Mark Oliver as Matthew Erickson as Michael Adamthwaite as Michael Kopsa as Reece Thompson as Ted Cole as Andrea Libman as Andrew Toth as Brenna O'Brien as Brian Dobson as Cathy Weseluck as Chantal Strand as Colin Murdock as David Orth as Don Brown as Drew Nelson as Fred Henderson as Gabe Khouth as Harvey Gold as Hiro Kanagawa as Jacqueline Samuda as Janyse Jaud as John Murphy as John Novak as John Payne as Kelly Metzger as Ken Kramer as Lisa Ann Beley as Mark Oliver as Matthew Erickson as Michael Adamthwaite as Michael Coleman as Michael Daingerfield as Michael Dangerfield as Michael Dobson as Michael Kopsa as Mike Waterman as Natalie Walters as Nicole Oliver as Paula Lindberg as Ross Douglas as Ryan Hirakida as Scott McNeil as Shawn MacDonald as Trevor Devall as Vincent Tong as | |||||||
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| (none) | Broadcaster: Animax Korea | |||||||
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| (none) | Broadcaster: Hyper | |||||||
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