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Main Title Giovanni no Shima (a9921)
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Yokoyama Kouta as Senou Junpei
Taniai Jun`ya as Senou Kanta
Yuusuke Santamaria as Hideo
Yanagihara Kanako as Micchan
Nakama Yukie as Sawako
Kitajima Saburou as Senou Genzou
Ichimura Masachika as Senou Tatsuo
Inuzuka Hiroshi as Sonchou
Polina Ilyushenko as Tanya

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Original Work: Sugita Shigemichi
Original Plan: David Wolman
Direction: Nishikubo Mizuho
Character Design: Itou Nobutake
Animation Work: Production I.G
"On August 15th, they told us we had lost the war. At that time, we did not really understand. Then one day, everything changed. Many soldiers, wearing uniforms we had never seen before, arrived on the island. That was the day I met Tanya." — from intro

In the aftermath of the most devastating conflict mankind had ever experienced, the tiny island of Shikotan became part of the Sakhalin Oblast... and on the unhealed border of this remote corner of the world, friendship among children from two different countries timidly blossomed, striving to overcome language barriers and the waves of history.

Note: Inspired by true events shortly after the World War II.

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recommended by 3 users - 2 recommended - 1 must see

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by Jerx on 2015-09-21 15:00
A touching story with laughs and drama. The artwork is a bit different then you might expect, but was very pleasant to watch.
must see
by -Blackiris- on 2014-08-26 01:59
A touching post-WWII story about children, parents, war, friendship and family. Probably the best movie in recent memory, and certainly one of the most touching movies ever.

You should watch it.

P.S. Reading "Night on the Galactic Railroad" ("Ginga Tetsudou no Yoru") before will intensify the experience even more.
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Original Work (原作) Sugita Shigemichi
Original Plan (原案) David Wolman
Direction (監督) Nishikubo Mizuho
Military Research (軍事考証) Kaneko Tokuji
Original Character Design (キャラクター原案) Fukushima Atsuko
Character Design (キャラクター設定) Itou Nobutake
Sub Character Design (サブキャラクターデザイン) Abiko Eiji
Vehicle Design (車輌設定) Arakawa Masatsugu
Technical Director (テクニカルディレクター) Sakai Kyousuke
Accessory Design (小物設定) Umishima Senbon
Music Work (音楽制作) Fujipacific Music
Uehara Tooru
松田芳明
Music Work Assistance (音楽制作協力) (株)さだプロ
(株)ユーキャン
Sound Direction (音響演出) Kasamatsu Kouji
Sound Direction (音響監督) Fujiyama Fusanobu
Sound Work (音響制作) Jinnan Studio
Editing (編集) Uematsu Jun`ichi
Chief Art Direction (総美術監督) Santiago Montiel
Art Direction (美術監督) Hayashi Kousuke
Inaba Kunihiko
Art Design (美術設定) Iwakuma Akane
Colour Design (色彩設計) Yusa Kumiko
Photographic Direction (撮影監督) Nakata Yumiko
CG Direction (CG監督) Inomoto Eiji
Production Manager (制作管理) Abe Yoshihiro
Gunji Mikio
Hasegawa Ryuuichi
Ishikawa Michiru
Kubota Kazumitsu
Kuroki Rui
Morishita Katsuji
Nakano Hiroyuki
Terakawa Hidekazu
Animation Producer (アニメーションプロデューサー) Honda Fuminori
Line Producer (ラインプロデューサー) 向坂信治
Executive Producer (エグゼクティブプロデューサー) Ishikawa Mitsuhisa
Producer (プロデューサー) Sakurai Yoshiki
Assistant Producer (アシスタントプロデューサー) Suzuki Tetsushi
Production Generalisation (製作統括) Hori Yoshitaka
Planning (企画) Nihon Ongaku Jigyousha Kyoukai
Animation Work (アニメーション制作) Production I.G
Production Assistance (製作協力) FILM
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Production (製作) Nihon Ongaku Jigyousha Kyoukai
Script/Screenplay (脚本) Sakurai Yoshiki
Sugita Shigemichi
Script/Screenplay Assistance (脚本協力) 池端俊策
Storyboard (絵コンテ) Abiko Eiji
Itou Nobutake
Kogawa Toshiyasu
Nishikubo Mizuho
Tachibana Masaki
Episode Direction (演出) Tachibana Masaki
Assistant Episode Direction (演出補) Tsukada Youko
Animation Direction (作画監督) Itou Nobutake
Assistant Animation Direction (作画監督補佐) Abiko Eiji
Sakurai Kunihiko
Battleship Animation Direction (戦艦作画監督) Arakawa Masatsugu
Vehicle Animation Direction (車輌作画監督) Arakawa Masatsugu
Key Animation (原画) Abiko Eiji
Arai Kouichi
Arakawa Masatsugu
Eguchi Hisashi
Emura Toyoaki
Hamana Takayuki
Honda Masayuki
Inoue Atsuko
Inoue Shin`ya
Inoue Toshiyuki
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Itou Hideki
Itou Nobutake
Katagiri Takahisa
Kawashima Yuuki
Kise Kazuchika
Kondou Keiichi
Kuroiwa Yuumi
Kyougoku Yoshiaki
Masuda Hirofumi
Matsuda Katsumi
Matsumoto Yoshino
Miyazawa Yasunori
Mori Hisashi
Moroyuki Sara
Mukouda Takashi
Nakahara Hisafumi
Nakazawa Kazuto
Naoya Takashi
Nishio Tetsuya
Ogura Nobutoshi
Oohira Shin`ya
Sakurai Kunihiko
Seguchi Izumi
Suzuki Michiyo
Suzuki Shunji
Tanaka Takahiro
Tokuno Yuuga
Tomioka Takashi
Umishima Senbon
Usami Moe
Utsunomiya Satoru
Yaginuma Kazuyoshi
Yamaguchi Susumu
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Sugata Tomoko
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Konishi Saki
Koyama Masakiyo
Koyasu Misa
Kuchii Reika
Kunitake Sachiko
Lee Hyun-jeong
M.S.C
Masuda Chie
Masuko Hiromi
Matoba Youko
Matsumura Asako
Matsumura Yuuka
Matsuura Musubi
Min Hong-I
Miyoshi Yuka
Mizuno Ryousuke
Mori Nayuta
Murakami Tomoko
Nagasawa Shouko
Nakagawa Kimiko
Nakagawa Miyuki
Nakamura Hayate
Nakano Emi
Nakao Yuri
Nakazato Mai
Nishida Tomoyo
Nishihara Erika
Nishimura Junko
Nogami Maiko
Noguchi Saki
Noguchi Yoshie
Noma Chikako
Ogura Yasumi
Oh! Production
Okuda Kiyomi
Okuwaki Masaru
Okuzumi Masayo
OLM
Ono Reina
Ono Yoshikuni
Oomura Mayumi
Oota Asami
Oota Emi
Ootani Akane
Ootsuka Akiko
Otsuji Hiroaki
P.A. Works
Park Eun-Ju
Park Hun-mi
Park You-hwa
Production I.G
R.I.C.
Saitou Ayaka
Saitou Kotoe
Sakai Haruka
Sakai Reiko
Sakata Aiko
Sakura Create
Seong Ji-Yeong
Shin Jung-hee
Shin Seung-suk
Shirai Jun
Studio 4C
Studio Coa
Studio Cockpit
Studio Gimlet
Studio Khara
Studio MAT
Studio Muu
Studio Pierrot
Studio Takuranke
Studio Wombat
Sugata Tomoko
Sugita Marumi
Sugita Shou
Suzuki Makiko
Tachikawa Mami
Tagawa Yuuko
Taikan Anime
Takagi Maho
Takahashi Moyo
Takebana Kengo
Tamura Emi
Tanaka Hikari
Tanihira Kumiko
Tatsunoko Production
Terada Kumiko
Teshima Mai
Tezuka Productions
Tobita Yukika
Tsuchiya Ryousuke
TYO Animations
Ufotable
Ushimaru Keika
Wada Naoya
Woo Keum-young
Yamada Shin`ichirou
Yamai Sayaka
Yamashita Natsumi
Yamaura Yukari
Yang Sun-yeon
Yokoyama Yuuki
Yoshida Kazue
Yoshii Katsuya
Yoshimura Chiaki
ハンスンア
マアモピックス
下地宏典
出口幸
千葉光希
大場春奈
大﨑結衣
奥田朋世
安部真奈美
山田芹香
木村美悠
渋谷恵美
田村奈津子
程玉芬
菊田美咲
藤田峻佑
西内愛美
鈴木崇紀
鈴木敬三
降矢由日里
高瀬人茂幹
Colour Design Assistance (色彩設計補佐) Watanabe Youko
Colour Specification (色指定) Watanabe Youko
Colour Specification Assistance (色指定協力) Katayama Yumiko
Colouring (色彩) Katayama Yumiko
Finishing/Clean-up Inspection (仕上げ検査) Okada Yuri
Finishing/Clean-up (仕上げ) Aida Misato
Anitus-Kobe
Arai Rie
Arisawa Noriko
Doi Kazu
DR Busan
DR Movie
Eguchi Asami
Endou Kaho
Fujita Erika
Fujita Yuuko
Han Seung-Ah
Hirose Izumi
Hwang Hye-sook
Ishii Hiroaki
Itou Rina
Jeong Se-hee
Jo Yu-jin
Kadomatsu Yuu
Kikuchi Keishou as 菊池慶翔
Kim Min-Jeong
Kim Su-Jeong
Kitani Tomomi
Kojou Rie
Koshida Yuuko
Lee Jeong-Eun
Lee Jin-hyi
Lee Mun-koing
Matsubara Shinji
Matsushima Eiko
Mori Naomi
Mun Seong-Ho
Nakano Naomi
Noda Sayoko
Okada Yuri
Oomori Nichiko
Park Joung-hyoun
Park Se-na
Production I.G
Sakaguchi Haruna
Sakai Narumi
Satou Kumiko
Satou Mayumi
Seino Erika
Shimokawa Mariko
Sone Kumiko
Studio Elle
Studio Road
Suzuki Makiko
Takahashi Hiromi as 髙橋広美
Takayanagi Kanako as 高柳加奈子
Takeda Yuka
Tamura Yukie
Ueno Emiko
Wada Mana
Watanabe Natsumi
Yamanaka Makiko
Yoo Young-hye
Yoshida Mayumi
小松夕貴
新見知哉
春原志穂
武居奈々
軽部和子
Art (美術) Funagakure Yuuki
Haga Hitomi
Inspired
Kinoshita Shinsuke
Kusamori Shuuichi
Morikawa Atsushi
Oono Yuka
Shinma Natsumi
Yamakawa Akira
Art Manager (美術進行) Yoshizawa Yumiko
Visual Effects (ビジュアルエフェクト) Ezura Hisashi
Saitou Akira
Special Effects (特殊効果) Saitou Akira
Modelling Chief (CGモデリングチーフ) 鈴木花奈
Modelling (CGモデリング) Ishii Kentarou
Uchida Kazuma
Photography (撮影) Furukawa Fumio
Matsumoto Sachiko
Murai Sakiko
Ogawa Mirei
Sakuma Miki
Takahashi Tetsuya
Photography Manager (撮影管理) Takagi Hironori
3DCG Animation (CGアニメーター) Ikeuchi Ryuuichi
Kiyomiya Shingo
Oono Katsuhisa
Takeda Takayo
Tanida Makiko
Tsukahara Kouno
Yamaguchi Ayaka
3DCG (CG) Orange
CG Chief (CGチーフ) Iketani Maiko
Suzuki Masashi
2D Works (2Dワークス) Yamazaki Makiko 山﨑真紀子
Motion Capture (モーションキャプチャー) Dynamo Pictures
Miki Ken`ya
吉村元彦
嘉陽弘樹
島森美保
Title Logo (タイトルロゴ) Scivone
佐藤恵一
大橋正司
飯田幸次郎
Editing Assistant (編集補佐) Hamauzu Taeko
Murakami Yoshinori
Editing Coordinator (編集コーディネーター) Takagi Hironori
Online Editing (オンライン編集) Nagayoshi Nobuhiro
Sano Tomomasa
Digital Cinema Mastering (デジタルシネママスタリング) Yamada Mizue
浅井恵衣
Digital Lab (デジタルラボ) Imagica
Lab Coordinator (ラボコーディネーター) Satou Yuriko
Lab Manager (ラボマネージャー) Ogawa Hikaru
Colour Management (カラーマネジメント) Yura Toshiki
Colour Management (カラーマネジメントスタッフ) Morinaka Masakazu
Digital Colour Grading (グレーディング) Ezura Hisashi
Saitou Akira
Colourist (カラリスト) Sekiguchi Masato
Sound Adjustment (整音) Kasamatsu Kouji
English Translation (英語翻訳) David Fleming
Russian Language Guidance (ロシア語指導) Jenya given as Russian ADR Consultant
Russian Translation (ロシア語翻訳) Nikolai Rechkin
Recording Assistant (録音助手) Kai Yuuko
Mashita Nozomi as 真下のぞみ
Sunaoshi Tomohiro
Suzuki Tomoko
Suzuki Yuudai
Recording Adjustment (録音調整) Enomoto Shin`ichi
Hayano Toshihiro
Yamada Hitoshi
Postrecording Direction (アフレコ演出) Sugita Shigemichi
Postrecording Studio (アフレコスタジオ) Delfi Sound
Jinnan Studio
Victor Studio
Web Publicity (ウェブパブリシティ) Flag
Higashi Kaoru
中嶋瞳
Web Manager (公式サイト) Scivone
佐藤恵一
大橋正司
飯田幸次郎
Publicity Producer (宣伝プロデューサー) Kanno Yasushi
Theatre Publicity (劇場宣伝) Fukunaga Tomokazu
中山実花
Publicity Design (宣伝デザイン) Robot
Theatre Sales (劇場営業) Uchiyama Takuya
中村哲也
児島浩史
新倉廣治
美濱浪万
Trailer Work (予告編制作) Gal Enterprise
Hatakeyama Aya
Making of Work (メイキング) FILM
内海昇
川原布友美
Design Manager (設定制作) Yoshizawa Yumiko
System Manager (システム管理) Aki Jun`ichirou
Eda Katsushi
住田俊和
堀内義朗
竹田智毅
過足博司
Creative (クリエイティブ) 遠藤有樹
Assistant Production Manager (制作進行) Hasegawa Akina
Hasegawa Kouya
Assistant Manager (進行補佐) Kajishita Tomoyuki
登恵美
高橋いちず
Production Office Work (制作事務) Fujimoto Tomonori
Ibuki Makoto
Itou Teruko
Kawai Miho
Kurimoto Norihiro
Matsuda Tomoki
Tsugesaka Shoujirou
Ueda Youko
Yamakawa Michiko
三本彩花
中島節子
岩村梢理
平賀陽子
後藤南海子
白鳥あゆみ
Production Manager (制作担当) Abe Shuuhei
Aoki Mariko
Koizumi Kisuke
Nagashima Atsushi
Tateishi Yayoi
Special Assistance (特別協賛) Lotte
Nihon Kentucky Fried Chicken
Panasonic
Assistance/Cooperation (協力) Agematsu-machi Kankou Kyoukai
Bunkyou Gakuin Daigaku
Fune no Kagakukan
Hamano Yasuki
Heiwa Kinen Tenji Shiryoukan
Horikawa Kenji
Kawaguchi Tooru
Kojou Tamaki
Komatsu Tsuushou
Kurosawa Wataru
Kuwakubo Ryouta
Mitsumoto Ryuuji
NHK
Nihon Rossiya-go Jouhou Toshokan
Nishimura Tomoyasu
Oume Tetsudou Kouen
Satou Megumi
Tokyo Kouka Daigaku
Tokyo-to Kasai Rinkai Suizokuen
Yoichi Suisan Hakubutsukan
はぐるまや模型店
はまます郷土資料館関係者のみなさま
グローバルプランニング
中野雄高
京山俊
北海道立北方四島交流センター ニホロ
和菓子と鉄道模型のしげまつ
坂本太夫
岩本モータース有限会社
株式会社GSユアサ
Distribution (配給) Warner Brothers Eiga
Sales Generalisation (営業統括) Yamada Kunio

Group status

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Last Update Name State N Episodes HE SP Languages Source Rating Cmts
22.12.2023 sgi complete
1 0 ja fr fr Blu-ray N/A (0) 0
23.09.2021 Erai-raws complete
1 0 ja en www N/A (0) 0
30.07.2021 Ñ complete
1 0 ja es es Blu-ray N/A (0) 0
01.07.2018 Hi10 complete
1 0 ja en en Blu-ray N/A (0) 0
29.06.2018 AST4u complete
1 0 ja de de Blu-ray N/A (0) 0
11.06.2016 STARS complete
1 0 ja de de Blu-ray N/A (0) 0
19.03.2016 Anime Land complete
1 0 ja Blu-ray N/A (0) 0
16.12.2015 Shinzo&Hacchi complete
1 0 ja pt-BR Blu-ray N/A (1) 0
15.11.2015 Kametsu complete N
1 0 ja en en Blu-ray 9.02 (9) 2
15.06.2015 DHD complete
1 0 ja en en Blu-ray N/A (0) 0
09.06.2015 MoD-Choko complete
1 0 ja it DVD N/A (0) 0
22.02.2015 DeadFish complete N
1 0 ja en Blu-ray N/A (1) 0
25.10.2014 silphur8 complete
1 0 ja ja zh en it zh-Hant zh-Hans Blu-ray N/A (2) 0
18.08.2014 Mabors Sub complete
1 0 ja ja en zh-Hant zh-Hans Blu-ray N/A (0) 0
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Episodes

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EP Title Duration Air Date Action
105m 22.02.2014