Yoshihiro Nishio is a director who worked on Sakamoto Days.
Takatoshi Suzuki is a director who worked on Sakamoto Days.
Yoshihide Ibata is a director who worked on Sakamoto Days.
Daisuke Nakajima is a director who worked on Sakamoto Days.
Masaki Watanabe is a director who worked on Sakamoto Days.
Taku Kishimoto is a Japanese anime screenwriter who has written for the Sakamoto Days anime, following credits on major series such as Haikyu!!, Erased and the 2019 Fruits Basket remake.
Akihiro Saitō is a director who worked on Sakamoto Days.
Kōki Onoue is a director who worked on Sakamoto Days.
Yūichi Fukuda is a director who worked on Sakamoto Days.
Yūki Taki is a director who worked on Sakamoto Days.
Tomoko Hiramuki is a director who worked on Sakamoto Days.
Shūji Miyahara is a director who worked on Sakamoto Days.
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