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Akiko Kosaka小坂明子

Music and Theme Song Composition on Sailor Moon R: The Movie, Binbou Shimai Monogatari and Fushigi Mahou Fun Fun Pharmacy.

anime credits: 9; anime credits
most credited as: Music; most credited as
busiest year (2): 1987; busiest year (2)

Best-known work

Credits per year

Anime Akiko Kosaka worked on, by premiere year

012

2 in 1987

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Item	Credits
85	1 in 1985
86	1 in 1986
87	2 in 1987
88	0 in 1988
89	0 in 1989
90	0 in 1990
91	1 in 1991
92	0 in 1992
93	1 in 1993
94	1 in 1994
95	0 in 1995
96	0 in 1996
97	0 in 1997
98	1 in 1998
99	0 in 1999
00	0 in 2000
01	0 in 2001
02	0 in 2002
03	0 in 2003
04	0 in 2004
05	0 in 2005
06	1 in 2006

All credits

2006Binbou Shimai MonogatariMusic
1998Fushigi Mahou Fun Fun PharmacyMusic
1994Osawaga! Super BabyMusic
1993Sailor Moon R: The MovieTheme Song Composition
1991Ultraman Kids Looking for Mother for 30000000 Light YearsTheme Song Composition
1987Maple Town no Koutsuu AnzenMusic
1987Maple Town no ShouboutaiMusic
1986Maple Town MonogatariMusic
1985What's Michael?Insert Song Lyrics, Insert Song Composition

Frequently asked questions

What anime has Akiko Kosaka worked on?

Akiko Kosaka's best-known work includes Sailor Moon R: The Movie (Theme Song Composition), Binbou Shimai Monogatari (Music), Fushigi Mahou Fun Fun Pharmacy (Music), Maple Town Monogatari (Music), What's Michael? (Insert Song Lyrics), Ultraman Kids Looking for Mother for 30000000 Light Years (Theme Song Composition).

What does Akiko Kosaka do?

Akiko Kosaka is credited most often as music, theme song composition, insert song lyrics on anime.

When was Akiko Kosaka born?

Akiko Kosaka was born on January 2, 1957 in Nishinomiya.