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Junichi Sato

Junichi Sato is a Japanese anime director born in 1960, best known for serving as series director on the original 1990s Sailor Moon anime while working at Toei Animation.

Kunihiko Ikuhara

Kunihiko Ikuhara, nicknamed Ikuni, is a Japanese director and writer who directed portions of the original Sailor Moon anime at Toei Animation before creating his own acclaimed, symbolism-driven series.

Takuya Igarashi

Takuya Igarashi is a Japanese director and storyboard artist who took over directing duties on the Sailor Moon anime after working at Toei Animation, and now works primarily with the studio Bones.

Hiroki Shibata

Hiroki Shibata is a director who worked on Sailor Moon.

Munehisa Sakai

Munehisa Sakai is a Japanese anime director whose credits include directing portions of Sailor Moon Crystal, the 2014 revival series, during his years at Toei Animation.

Chiaki Kon

Chiaki Kon is a Japanese director whose Sailor Moon work includes the Eternal films and season three of the Crystal reboot, both produced by Toei Animation as part of the franchise's CG-era revival.

Tomoya Takahashi

Tomoya Takahashi is a director who worked on Sailor Moon.

Iriya Azuma

Born in 1963, Iriya Azuma worked as a producer on multiple entries in the Sailor Moon anime franchise, helping bring several of its series to Japanese television.

Kenji Ōta

Kenji Ota is a producer who worked on Sailor Moon.

Toshihiko Arisako

Toshihiko Arisako is a producer who worked on Sailor Moon.

Kōichi Yada

Kōichi Yada is a producer who worked on Sailor Moon.

Junichirō Tsuchiya

Junichiro Tsuchiya is a producer who worked on Sailor Moon.

Yū Kaminoki

Yu Kaminoki is a producer who worked on Sailor Moon.

Ruka Tanaka

Ruka Tanaka is a producer who worked on Sailor Moon.

Atsutoshi Umezawa

Atsutoshi Umezawa is a producer who worked on Sailor Moon.

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