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Seiji Amasawa
Principal
Shizuku Tsukishima
Principal
Baron Humbert von Gikkingen
Secondaire
Yuuko Harada
Secondaire
Kinuyo
Secondaire
Kita
Secondaire
Kousaka
Secondaire
Renaldo Moon
Secondaire
Nao
Secondaire
Shirou Nishi
Secondaire
Hayao Miyazaki
Producteur, Storyboard, Scénario
Toshio Suzuki
Producteur
Yoshifumi Kondou
Réalisateur, Animation clé
Naoko Asari
Directeur du son
Jean-Marc Pannetier
Script, Directeur de doublage
John Denver
Composition du thème
Youko Honna
Interprétation du thème
Claude Lombard
Paroles du thème, Directeur de doublage
Olivia Newton-John
Interprétation du thème
Yuuji Nomi
Arrangement du thème, Musique
Anime
The Cat Returns
Film · 1 épisode
Manga
Mimi wo Sumaseba
Volumes

Whisper of The Heart
6.00Note
#1,822Classement
- Drama
- Romance
- Shoujo
Synopsis
Shizuku Tsukishima is an energetic 14-year-old girl who enjoys reading and writing poetry in her free time. Glancing at the checkout cards of her books one evening, she notices that her library books are frequently checked out by a boy named Seiji Amasawa. Curiosity strikes Shizuku, and she decides to search for the boy who shares her love for literature.
Meeting a peculiar cat on the train, Shizuku follows the animal and is eventually led to a quaint antique shop, where she learns about a cat statuette known as "The Baron." Taking an interest in the shop, she surprisingly finds Seiji, and the two quickly befriend one another. Shizuku learns while acquainting herself with Seiji that he has a dream that he would like to fulfill, causing her dismay as she remains uncertain of her future and has yet to recognize her talents.
However, as her relationship with Seiji grows, Shizuku becomes determined to work toward a goal. Guided by the whispers of her heart and inspiration from The Baron, she resolves to carve out her own potential and dreams.
(Source: MAL)
Meeting a peculiar cat on the train, Shizuku follows the animal and is eventually led to a quaint antique shop, where she learns about a cat statuette known as "The Baron." Taking an interest in the shop, she surprisingly finds Seiji, and the two quickly befriend one another. Shizuku learns while acquainting herself with Seiji that he has a dream that he would like to fulfill, causing her dismay as she remains uncertain of her future and has yet to recognize her talents.
However, as her relationship with Seiji grows, Shizuku becomes determined to work toward a goal. Guided by the whispers of her heart and inspiration from The Baron, she resolves to carve out her own potential and dreams.
(Source: MAL)
Contexte
Mimi wo Sumaseba is the highest-grossing Japanese film of 1995 and the first Japanese film that used the Dolby Digital sound format.
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