Ninja Scroll - crew, film crew
The entire team, the film crew of the film "Ninja Scroll"
獣兵衛忍風帖 (1993)
Timing:
1:34 (94 min)
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Film crew
Director
Producer
Shigeaki Komatsu
Producer
Masaki Sawanobori
Producer
Haruo Sai
Producer
Executive Producer
Yutaka Takahashi
Executive Producer
Masamichi Fujiwara
Executive Producer
Makoto Hasegawa
Executive Producer
Editor
Harutoshi Ogata
Editor
Art Direction
Hiromasa Ogura
Art Direction
Director of Photography
Assistant Art Director
Yoji Takeshige
Assistant Art Director
Character Designer
Sound Mixer
Tsutomu Asakura
Sound Mixer
Animation
Screenplay
Assistant Director
Satoru Nishiura
Assistant Director
Music
Animation Director
Original Story
Background Designer
Key Animation
Hirotsugu Kawasaki
Key Animation
Hiroshi Hamasaki
Key Animation
Yoshinori Kanemori
Key Animation
Hiroyuki Horiuchi
Key Animation
Takuo Noda
Key Animation
Shougo Furuya
Key Animation
Masahiro Sekino
Key Animation
Michio Mihara
Key Animation
Satoshi Tasaki
Key Animation
Sumio Watanabe
Key Animation
Hideo Hayashi
Key Animation
Kazuhiro Soeta
Key Animation
Reiko Eda
Key Animation
Shigeo Akahori
Key Animation
Hiroki Kanno
Key Animation
Kahoru Hirata
Key Animation
Kouichi Arai
Key Animation
Kenji Hayama
Key Animation
Takenori Mihara
Key Animation
Hitoshi Ueda
Key Animation
Kunio Takahide
Key Animation
Yasuhide Maruyama
Key Animation
Shigeru Tsuzuki
Key Animation
Kazuhiro Saeta
Key Animation
Hiroshi Hamasaki
Key Animation
Sound Director
Yasunori Honda
Sound Director
What's left behind the scenes
- The prototype for the film's main character is Yagyu Jubei Mitsuyoshi, a historical figure, a famous master of kenjutsu (the art of swordsmanship) and ninjutsu (the art of the ninja), the creator of the O-metsuke secret service, and the personal fencing teacher of Shogun Tokugawa Iemitsu.
- The English translation of the title "Ninja Scroll" (as is its Russian equivalent – "Manuscript of the Ninja") is inaccurate. The hieroglyph "chou" in this case does not mean "scroll, manuscript," but rather "tale, story, narrative." A literal translation of the title is "Jubei – a tale of a ninja who commanded the wind" (referencing Jubei's ability to create a narrow jet of air with a sharp swing of his sword, cleaving the bodies of his opponents).
- Yagyu Jubei is a hero of numerous legends and a number of films and series. He is usually depicted as being somewhat older than the main character of "Ninja Scroll," and with an eye patch. However, the film's director, Yoshiaki Kawajiri, was interested not so much in the historical Jubei, but in a generalized image of a young warrior "without a past or future." Therefore, he deliberately disregarded both portrait similarity and practically all known legends about Jubei.
- The English translation of the title “Ninja Scroll” (as well as its Russian equivalent, “Manuscript of the Ninja”) is inaccurate. The hieroglyph “chou” in this case does not mean “scroll, manuscript,” but rather “tale, story, narrative.” A literal translation of the title is “Jubei – a tale of a ninja who commanded the wind” (referencing Jubei’s ability to create a narrow stream of air with a sharp swing of his sword, cleaving the bodies of his opponents).
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