Spider-Man (Toei TV Series) - Staff

Staff

  • Producer: Susumu Yoshikawa(ja) (Toei), Hiroshi Ishikawa (Tokyo Channel 12)
  • Creator: Saburo Yatsude (based on the Marvel Comics character Spider-Man created by Stan Lee and Steve Ditko)
  • Manga adaptations serialized in: Terebi Magazine, Otomodachi, Tanoshii Yōchien, Terebi Land, Bōken-ō
  • Music composer: Michiaki Watanabe(ja)
    • Music producer: Andante
    • Music performers: Colombia Percussion Ensemble (catalog number: Columbia Record CQ-7010)
  • Character designer: Kikakusha 104, Muneo Kubo
  • Costume production: Ekisu Production
  • Screenplays: Shōzō Uehara(ja), Susumu Takaku(ja), Kuniaki Oshikawa(ja), Hirohisa Soda(ja), Mikio Matsushita
  • Directors: Kōichi Takemoto(ja), Katsuhiko Taguchi (director)(ja), Takaharu Saeki(ja), Kimio Hirayama, Hideo Tanaka, Yoshiaki Kobayashi(ja)
  • Stunt Coordinators: Osamu Kaneda, Junji Yamaoka(ja) (Japan Action Club(ja))
  • Special Effects Director: Nobuo Yajima(ja) (uncredited in the show)
  • Assistant Directors: Masao Minowa(ja) and others
  • Producing Companies: Toei, Toei Advertising, Tokyo Channel 12

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