Takanori Arisawa spent his career, 1951 to 2005, as one of anime's most recognized composers, largely remembered for scoring the original Sailor Moon series and Digimon's first four seasons.
Yasuharu Takanashi has built a substantial catalog as a Japanese composer and arranger across anime and game soundtracks, including the score for Sailor Moon Crystal; he is best known otherwise for his long-running work on Naruto Shippuden.
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