Hiroshi Saitō
| Hiroshi Saitō | |
|---|---|
| Family name (in kanji) | 斉藤 (Saitō) |
| Given name (in kanji) | 博 (Hiroshi) |
| Born | March 17, 1935 |
| Died | June 26, 2015 (aged 79) |
| Birthplace | wikipedia:Dalian, Kwantung Leased Territory, Manchukuo |
| Occupation | Director Storyboard Artist Animator Screenwriter |
| Years active | 1961-???? |
Hiroshi Saitō (March 17, 1935 - March 17, 1935), also sometimes known as Jirô Kiyose (清瀬二郎) or Nobiru Takeda (竹田のびる) was a Japanese director, storyboard artist and animator. Born in wikipedia:Dalian, Kwantung Leased Territory.
Works
This list is incomplete.
Anime Director
- みつばちマーヤの冒険 (Mitsubachi Māya no Bōken, lit: The Adventures of Maya the Honeybee) (1975 Nippon Animation) (Chief Director)
- ピコリーノの冒険 (Pikorīno no Bōken, lit: The Adventures of Piccolino) (1976 Nippon Animation) (Co-director with Shigenobu Kiyose)
- あらいぐまラスカル (Araiguma Rasukaru, lit: Rascal the Raccoon) (1977 Nippon Animation) (Co-director with Seiji Endo)
- ペリーヌ物語 (Perīnu Monogatari, lit: The Story of Perrine) (1978 Nippon Animation) (Co-director with Shigenobu Kiyose)
- 南の虹のルーシー (Minami no Niji no Rūshī, lit: Lucy of the Southern Rainbow) (1982 Nippon Animation)
- 牧場の少女カトリ (Makiba no Shōjo Katori, lit: Katoli, the Farm Girl) (1984 Nippon Animation)
- オズの魔法使い (Ozu no Mahōtsukai, lit: The Wizard of Oz) (1986 Panmedia)
- 小さなアヒルの大きな愛の物語 あひるのクワック (Chiisana Ahiru no Ōkina Ai no Monogatari Ahiru no Kwak, lit: The Little Duck's Big Love Story: Quack the Duck) (1989 Telescreen)
- 楽しいムーミン一家 (Tanoshii Mūmin Ikka, lit: The Wonderful Adventures of Moomin Family) (1990 Telescreen)
- ペリーヌ物語（劇場版） (Perīnu Monogatari (Gekijōban), lit: The Story of Perrine (Theatrical Version)) (1990 Nippon Animation) (Co-director with Shigenobu Kiyose)
- 楽しいムーミン一家 ムーミン谷の彗星 (Tanoshii Mūmin Ikka: Mūmindani no Suisei, lit: The Wonderful Adventures of Moomin Family: Comet in Moominland) (1992 Telescreen)
- ふぉうちゅんドッグす (Fortune Dogs, lit: Fortune Dogs) (2002 Vega Entertainment)
Animation Director
- ハムスター倶楽部 (Hamusutā Kurabu, lit: Hamster Club) (2000 Tsuburaya Productions/Vega Entertainment) (Chief Director)
Episode Direction
- かみなり坊やピッカリ・ビー (Kaminari Bōya Pikkari Bī, lit: Pikkari Bee, the Thunder Boy) (1967 Broadcast Animation Production)
- 珍豪ムチャ兵衛 (Chingō Mucha Bei, lit: The Extraordinary Mucha Bei) (1971 Tokyo Movie)
- 天才バカボン (Tensai Bakabon, lit: Genius Bakabon) (1971 Tokyo Movie) (Co-directed with Eiji Okabe)
- まえがみ太郎 (Maegami Tarō, lit: Forelock Tarō) (1979 Nippon Animation)
- 一つの花 (Hitotsu no Hana, lit: One Flower) (2002 Onkyo Eizo/Vega Entertainment)
Storyboard
- アルプスの少女ハイジ (Arupusu no Shōjo Haiji, lit: Heidi, Girl of the Alps) (1974 Zuiyo Eizo)
- ふしぎな島のフローネ (Fushigi na Shima no Furōne, lit: Swiss Family Robinson: Flone of the Mysterious Island) (1981 Nippon Animation)
- 大草原の小さな天使 ブッシュベイビー (Daisōgen no Chiisana Tenshi: Busshu Beibī, lit: Bush Baby: Little Angel of the Grasslands) (1992 Nippon Animation)
- チロリン村物語 (Chirorin Mura Monogatari, lit: The Story of Chirorin Village) (1992 NHK Enterprises)
- カリメロ (Karimero, lit: Calimero) (1992 Telescreen)
- ヤマトタケル (Yamato Takeru, lit: Yamato Takeru) (1994 Nippon Animation)
- ヨシモトムチッ子物語 (Yoshimoto Muchikko Monogatari, lit: The Story of Yoshimoto Muchikko) (1999 Shin-Ei Animation)
- 一つの花 (Hitotsu no Hana, lit: One Flower) (2002 Onkyo Eizo/Vega Entertainment)
Scriptwriter
- 山ねずみロッキーチャック (Yamanezumi Rokkii Chakku, lit: Rocky Chuck, the Mountain Rat) (1973 Zuiyo Eizo)
- トンデモネズミ大活躍 (Tondemo Nezumi Daikatsuyaku, lit: The Amazing Adventures of Tondemo Mouse) (1979 Nippon Animation) (Co-written with Toshiyuki Yukimuro)
- グリム名作劇場 (Gurimu Meisaku Gekijō, lit: Grimm Masterpiece Theater) (1987 Nippon Animation) (Co-written with Fujino Ichi)
Key Animation
- ジャングル大帝 (Janguru Taitei, lit: Kimba the White Lion) (1965 Mushi Production)
- 新ジャングル大帝 進めレオ! (Shin Janguru Taitei Susume Reo!, lit: New Adventures of Kimba the White Lion) (1966 Mushi Production)
- ファイトだ!!ピュー太 (Faito da!! Pyūta, lit: Go Pyūta!!) (1968 Broadcast Animation Production)
- 巨人の星 (Kyojin no Hoshi, lit: Star of the Giants) (1968 Tokyo Movie)
- ムーミン (Mūmin, lit: Moomin) (1968 Tokyo Movie)