Ôsouji
Series title: サザエさん
- Studio
- Fuji TV
- Animation studio
- Tele-Cartoon Japan
Characters
Sazae Fuguta, Masuo Fuguta, Tarao Fuguta, Norisuke Namino, Fune Isono, Taiko Namino, Saburô, Ukie Isasaka, Mitsuko Hama, Katsuo Isono, Kaori Ôzora, Rika, Nanbutsu Isasaka, Ikura Namino, Sanpei, Namihei Isono, Wakame Isono, Daihachi, Hiroshi Nakajima, Jinroku Isasaka, Jinroku Isasaka, Anago, Karu Isasaka, Hanako Hanazawa
Credits
Directing
Producing
- Producer
- Tadayoshi Horikoshi, Setsuo Mônai
Writing
- Writer
- Masaki Tsuji, Noboru Shiroyama, Shunichi Yukimoro
- Based On The Comic By
- Machiko Hasegawa
Voices
- Voice
- Midori Katô (Sazae Fuguta), Shinsuke Chikaishi (Masuo Fuguta [#1]), Hiroshi Masuoka (Masuo Fuguta [#2]), Takako Sasuga (Tarao Fuguta), Ichirô Murakoshi (Norisuke Namino [#1]), Tarô Arakawa (Norisuke Namino [#2]), Yasunori Matsumoto (Norisuke Namino [#3]), Miyoko Asô (Fune Isono), Masako Ebisu (Taiko Namino [#1]), Emiko Tsukada (Taiko Namino [#2]), Issei Futamata (Saburô), Keiko Han (Ukie Isasaka [#1], Mitsuko Hama), Mîna Tominaga (Ukie Isasaka [#2], Katsuo Isono [#3], Kaori Ôzora, Rika), Eriko Kawasaki (Ukie Isazaka [#3]), Nobuyo Ohyama (Katsuo Isono [#1]), Kazue Takahashi (Katsuo Isono [#2], Eken Mine (Nanbutsu Isasaka [1969-2002]), Yasuo Iwata (Nanbutsu Isasaka [2002-]), Reiko Katsura (Ikura Namino), Kiyoshi Komiyama (Sanpei), Ichirô Nagai (Namihei Isono), Toshiko Yamamoto (Wakame Isono [#1]), Michiko Nomura (Wakame Isono [#2]), Ikuya Sawaki (Daihachi), Sumiko Shirakawa (Hiroshi Nakajima), Hiroshi Takemura (Jinroku Isasaka), Taku Takemura (Jinroku Isasaka), Norio Wakamoto (Anago), Reiko Yamada (Karu Isasaka), Keiko Yamamoto (Hanako Hanazawa)
Music
- Music
- Nobuyoshi Koshibe
Crew
- Creator
- Machiko Hasegawa
- Design
- Toshiyuki Ôsumi
- Planning
- Eiichi Kubota
Production notes
This animated TV series may hold the world record for most episodes produced, with over 3,800 currently and more on thw way.
Based on a 1946 manga that was serialized in the ""Asahi Shimbun"" newspaper until 1974.
This has been the highest-rated anime show on Japanese TV, retaining an audience share of about 25% throughout the years.
The mundane, everyday life adventures of a Japanese family living in a small house in a quiet Tokyo suburb.
Based on a 1946 manga that was serialized in the ""Asahi Shimbun"" newspaper until 1974.
This has been the highest-rated anime show on Japanese TV, retaining an audience share of about 25% throughout the years.
The mundane, everyday life adventures of a Japanese family living in a small house in a quiet Tokyo suburb.