Person: Furusawa Hideo
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Furusawa Hideo was an animator, director, and mangaka active before and after World War II. Japan's animation industry stagnated during the war due to low theatre attendance, causing Furusawa to shift his attention to illustration work for magazines. However, Furusawa returned to animation after the war and joined Nihon Douga (later Nichidou Eiga) before participating in the establishment of Toei Douga when Nichidou was bought out by Toei in 1956.
After working at Toei for the better part of a decade, Furusawa went independent and established Nichidou Shin Pro in the late 1960s where he took on subcontract work for Toei's TV series and trained disciples such as Ishiguro Megumu.
After a short stint at Nichidou Shin Pro's successor studio F Production, Ishiguro established Doga Kobo in 1973 and appointed Furusawa as advisor, Furukawa stayed with the company until his passing in 1991.
After working at Toei for the better part of a decade, Furusawa went independent and established Nichidou Shin Pro in the late 1960s where he took on subcontract work for Toei's TV series and trained disciples such as Ishiguro Megumu.
After a short stint at Nichidou Shin Pro's successor studio F Production, Ishiguro established Doga Kobo in 1973 and appointed Furusawa as advisor, Furukawa stayed with the company until his passing in 1991.
- Anime Production (Major)
- Anime Production (Minor)
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Anime Production
| Image | Name | Type | Eps | Year | Rating | Average | Block | Credit | in Episodes | Comment |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Kappa Kawatarou | Movie | 1 | 1954 | 3.87 (45) | 4.53 (45) | Animation Chief (作画主任) | |||
| Ookami Shounen Ken | TV Series | 86 | 1963 - 1965 | 3.31 (22) | 4.00 (22) | Character Design (キャラクター設計) | 79, 81 | ||
| Meme Iroiro Yume no Tabi | TV Series | 127 | 1983 - 1985 | 4.58 (37) | 5.94 (38) | Character Design (キャラクターデザイン) | 5 |
