List of Shimajirō films

Shimajirō to Ōkina Ki
Shimajirō to Ōkina Ki
	Poster
	しまじろうとおおきな木
Story by	Hisayuki Toriumi, Shigeto Tsuji
Starring	Omi Minami; Miki Takahashi; Takumi Yamazaki; Saori Sugimoto
Cinematography	Ken Murakami
Music by	Daudi Joseph, Takashi Watanabe
Production; companies	The Answer Studio, DASH Co.,Ltd., Demand, DENTSU INC., TV Setouchi Broadcasting(TSC), Benesse Corporation
Release date	March 13, 2015
Running time	60 minutes
Country	Japan
Languages	Japanese; Korean; Chinese;

Shimajiro to Kujira no Uta
Shimajiro to Kujira no Uta
	劇場版しまじろうのわお！しまじろうとくじらのうた
Story by	Hisayuki Toriumi, Shigeto Tsuji
Starring	Omi Minami; Miki Takahashi; Takumi Yamazaki; Saori Sugimoto
Cinematography	Ken Murakami
Music by	Daudi Joseph, Takashi Watanabe
Production; companies	The Answer Studio, DASH Co.,Ltd., Demand, DENTSU INC., TV Setouchi Broadcasting(TSC), Benesse Corporation
Release date	March 14, 2014
Countries	Japan; South Korea; China; Indonesia;
Languages	Japanese; Korean; Chinese; Indonesian;

Shimajirō to Fufu no Daibōken: Sukue! Nanairo no Hana
Shimajirō to Fufu no Daibōken: Sukue! Nanairo no Hana
	しまじろうとフフのだいぼうけん～すくえ！七色の花～
Directed by	Isamu Hirabayashi
Story by	Hisayuki Toriumi, Shigeto Tsuji
Starring	Omi Minami; Miki Takahashi; Takumi Yamazaki; Saori Sugimoto; Mei Satô; Chafûrin
Cinematography	Ken Murakami
Music by	Daudi Joseph, Takashi Watanabe
Production; companies	The Answer Studio, DASH Co.,Ltd. Demand, DENTSU INC., TV Setouchi Broadcasting(TSC), Benesse Corporation
Release date	March 15, 2013
Running time	60 minutes
Country	Japan
Languages	Japanese, Korean, Chinese

The Japanese anime series Shima Shima Tora no Shimajirō has released several feature-length films.

Feature films

Shimajirō to Fufu no Daibōken: Sukue! Nanairo no Hana (2013)

Shimajirō to Fufu no Daibōken: Sukue! Nanairo no Hana (しまじろうとフフのだいぼうけん～すくえ！七色の花～, Shimajirō and Fufu's Great Adventure: Save the Seven-Colored Flower!) is a 2013 Japanese children's live action/anime film. It's the first film to feature the character Shimajirō.^[1] The film is directed by Isamu Hirabayashi and was released on March 15, 2013.^[2]

Japanese Voice Cast

Omi Minami- Shimajiro Shimano (voice)
Miki Takahashi- Hana Shimano, Mimirin Midorihara (voice)
Takumi Yamazaki- Torippii Sorano (voice)
Saori Sugimoto- Nyakkii Momoyama (voice)
Saki Fujita (voice)
Aki Sasamori (voice)
Kinryu Arimoto (voice)
Chafûrin- Shimataro Shimano (voice)
Kikuko Inoue- Sakura Shimano (voice)
Bin Shimada (voice)
Nobuo Tobita (voice)
Shinobu Adachi (voice)
Minoru Inaba (voice)
Yuki Matsuoka (voice)
Mitsuru Ogata (voice)
Chinatsu Akasaki (voice)
Marie Shiba (voice)
Ai Fukada (voice)
Kenji Nomura (voice)
Mei Satô- Fufu the Fairy (voice)
Yûichi Harada- Sawagani male
Naoto Nojima- Sawagani male

Korean Voice Cast

Oh Sang-so- Hobby
Song Young-in- Benny
Lee Woo Lee- Pero
Shin Jung-hoon- Rynh
Sang Woo Park- Dr. Leo

Chinese Voice Cast

Xu Shuxuan- Qiaohu
Yang Kaikai- Chichi
Liu Xihua
Feng Jiade

^[3]

Shimajirō to Kujira no Uta (2014)

Shimajirō to Kujira no Uta (しまじろうとくじらのうた, Shimajiro and the Whale's Song) is a 2014 Japanese film directed by Isamu Hirabayashi.^[4] The theme song of the film is "Kunshou" by Negoto and ending theme song is "Tomodachi no Wao!" by PUFFY.^[5]

Japanese Voice Cast

Omi Minami- Shimajiro Shimano (voice)
Miki Takahashi- Hannah, Mimirin (voice)
Takumi Yamazaki- Torippii, Lion Police Officer (voice)
Saori Sugimoto- Nyakkii Momoyama (voice)
Kikuko Inoue- Shimajiro's Mother (voice)
Nobuo Tobita- Kankachi (voice)
Shinobu Adachi- Mimirin's Mother (voice)
Minoru Inaba- Gaogao-San (voice)
Akiko Toda- Buta (voice)
Akemi Obata (voice)
Yuko Kobayashi (voice)
Shinpachi Tsuji (voice)
Ai Fukada (voice)
Kazumasa Katsura- Gigi (voice)
Shiori Mastuda (voice)
Makiko Yone (voice)
Tatsuya Gashûin- Hermit Crab (voice)
Sayu Kubota- Sea Fairy
Naoto Nojima- Starfish Man
Aki Sasamori- Zota (voice)

Indonesian Actors

Lis Kurniasih- Shimajiro (voice)
Leni M. Tarra- Hana, Mimi-Lynne (voice)
Hardi Fadhillah- Flappie (voice)
Jessy Millianty- Nikki (voice)

^[6]

Korean Voice Cast

Oh Sang-so- Hobi
Song Young-in- Benny
Lee Woo Lee- Pero
Shin Jung-hoon- Rynh
Sang Woo Park- Dr. Leo
배진홍 Bae Jinhong- Hobi
김두리 Kim Duri- Nanyi

^[7]

Chinese Voice Cast

Xu Shuxuan- Qiaohu
Yang Kaikai
Liu Xihua
Feng Jiade

Shimajirō to Ōkina Ki (2015)

Shimajirō to Ōkina Ki (しまじろうとおおきな木, Shimajirō and the Big Tree) is a 2015 Japanese children's live action/anime film. It's the third film to feature the character Shimajirō. The theme song of the film is "Hana no Nioi" by Chara. The first part of the film is in live action and the second is animated. The film was released on March 13, 2015.^[8]

Japanese Voice Cast

Omi Minami- Shimajiro Shimano (voice)
Miki Takahashi- Hannah, Mimirin (voice)
Takumi Yamazaki- Torippii (voice)
Saori Sugimoto- Nyakkii Momoyama (voice)
Chafûrin- Shimajiro's Father (voice)
Kikuko Inoue- Shimajiro's Mother (voice)
Bin Shimada (voice)
Nobuo Tobita (voice)
Minoru Inaba- Gaogao-San (voice)
Ayahi Takagaki (voice)
Sayaka Nakaya (voice)
Asami Imai (voice)
Kenji Nomura (voice)
Chika Makihara (voice)
Kazushige Watanabe (voice)
Katsumi Suzuki (voice)
Ayumi Tsunematsu (voice)
Satomi Otani (voice)
Sakiko Uran (voice)
Tsuyoshi Hirabayashi (voice)
Tatsuya Gashûin- Froggie (voice)

Korean Voice Actors

Oh Sang-so- Hobby
Song Young-in- Benny
Lee Woo Lee- Pero
Shin Jung-hoon- Rynh
Sang Woo Park- Dr. Leo

Chinese Voice Actors

Xu Shuxuan- Qiaohu
Yang Kaikai
Liu Xihua
Feng Jiade

Shimajirō to Ehon no Kuni ni (2016)

Shimajirō to Ehon no Kuni ni
しまじろうとえほんのくに
Directed by	Isamu Hirabayashi, Hiroshi Kawamata, Yong Hirabayashi
Written by	Takashi Yamada
Story by	Hisayuki Toriumi, Shigeto Tsuji
Starring	Omi Minami Miki Takahashi Takumi Yamazaki Saori Sugimoto
Cinematography	Ken Murakami
Music by	Daudi Joseph, Takashi Watanabe
Production companies	The Answer Studio, DASH Co.,Ltd., Demand, DENTSU INC., TV Setouchi Broadcasting(TSC), Benesse Corporation
Release date	March 11, 2016 (2016-03-11Tin japan)
Running time	61 min
Country	Japan
Languages	Japanese, Korean, Chinese

Shimajirō to Ehon no Kuni ni (しまじろうとえほんのくに, To the Country of Picture Books with Shimajirō) is the fourth Shimajiro feature film. It was released on March 11, 2016.

Japanese Voice Cast

Omi Minami- Shimajiro Shimano (voice)
Miki Takahashi- Hana, Mimi-Lynne(voice)
Takumi Yamazaki- Flappie (voice)
Saori Sugimoto- Nikki Momoyama (voice)
Kikuko Inoue- Shimajiro's Mother (voice)
Minoru Inaba- Gaogao-san (voice)
Uchida Maaya- Punitan (voice)
Katsuhisa Houki (voice)
Shizuka Itoh (voice)
Kozo Shioya (voice)
Ayumi Yoshida (voice)
Megumi Toda (voice)
Sawako Hata- Kurorin (voice)
Yûka Nakanishi- Iwa (voice)
Marika Minase (voice)
Hitomi Suzuki (voice)
Eri Inagawa (voice)
Marie Shiba (voice)
Honoka Inoue (voice)
Tsuyoshi Hirabayashi (voice)
Yuria Kizaki (AKB48)- Kicky (voice)
Kanon Kimoto (AKB48)- Kicky (voice)

Korean Voice Actors

Oh Sang-so- Hobby
Song Young-in- Benny
Lee Woo Lee- Pero
Shin Jung-hoon- Rynh
Sang Woo Park- Dr. Leo

Chinese Voice Actors

Xu Shuxuan- Qiaohu
Yang Kaikai
Liu Xihua
Feng Jiade^[9]

Shimajirō to Niji no Oashisu (2017)

Shimajirō to Niji no Oashisu
劇場版しまじろうのわお！しまじろうとにじのオアシス
Directed by	Isamu Hirabayashi, Hiro Takashima
Written by	Isamu Hirabayashi, 许英万 Yeong-man Heo
Story by	Hisayuki Toriumi, Shigeto Tsuji
Starring	Omi Minami Miki Takahashi Takumi Yamazaki Saori Sugimoto Mummy D. Cowcow Hanako Yamada
Cinematography	Ken Murakami
Edited by	황 종 환 Hwang Jong-hwan: Pipeline Technical Director ^[10]
Music by	Daudi Joseph, Takashi Watanabe, Tomonori Adachi, Miyu Nakahara, 金石源 Suk-won Kim ^[11] Seongjang Lee ^[12]
Production companies	The Answer Studio, DASH Co.,Ltd., DENTSU INC., TV Setouchi Broadcasting(TSC), Benesse Corporation, Beaver House Studio
Release date	March 10, 2017 (2017-03-10)
Running time	54 Min.
Country	Japan
Languages	Japanese, Korean, Chinese, English

Shimajirō to Niji no Oashisu (しまじろうとにじのオアシス, , Shimajirō and the Rainbow Oasis) is the fifth feature film in the Shimajirō franchise. It was released on March 10, 2017.

Japanese Voice Cast

南央美 Omi Minami- Shimajiro Shimano (voice)
高橋美紀 Miki Takahashi- Hannah, Mimirin, Coco (voice)
山崎たくみ Takumi Yamazaki- Torippii (voice)
杉本沙織 Saori Sugimoto- Nyakkii Momoyama (voice)
Chafûrin- Shimajiro's Father (voice)
Kikuko Inoue- Shimajiro's Mother, Coco's Mother (voice)
稲葉実 Minoru Inaba- Gaogao-San (voice)
Ami Koshimizu (voice)
Aya Hisakawa (voice)
Akio Nojima (voice)
Takayuki Miyamoto- Crocodiles (voice)
Shinobu Adachi- Mimirin's Mother (voice)
Mummy D- MC Spike (voice)
山田花子 Hanako Yamada- Rattlesnake (voice)
COWCOW (多田健二 Kenji Tada & 善し Yoshi)- Turtles, Tsurukamezu, Uncle Fusokoro (voice)

English Voice Actors

Rumiko Varnes- Shimajiro (voice/English)
Vinay Murthy- Flappie (voice/English)
Mirei Yamagata- Nikki, Hana, Mimi-Lynne, Flappies Mother (voice/English)
Yuki Toyoda (voice/English)
Cyrus Nozomu Sethna (voice/English)
Jack Merluzzi (voice/English)
Sachiko Hara (voice/English)
Rachel Walzer (voice/English)
Kris Roche (voice/English)
Diana Garnet (voice/English)

Korean Voice Actors

오은수 Oh Sang-so- Hobby
송영인 Song Young-in- Benny
방지원 Lee Woo Lee- Pero
신정훈 Shin Jung-hoon- Rynh
박상우 Sang Woo Park- Dr. Leo
조연우 Yeon Woo Cho
방지원 Bang Ji-won- Pero

^[13] ^[14] ^[15]

Chinese Voice Actors

許淑嬪 Xu Shuxuan- Qiaohu
楊凱凱 Yang Kaikai
劉錫華 Liu Xihua
馮嘉德 Feng Jiade

^[16] ^[17]

Movie Shimajiro Mahō no Shima no Daibōken (2018)

Movie Shimajirō Mahō no Shima no Daibōken
映画しまじろうまほうのしまのだいぼうけん
Written by	Yuka Aoki
Story by	Hisayuki Toriumi, Shigeto Tsuji
Starring	Omi Minami Miki Takahashi Takumi Yamazaki Saori Sugimoto
Cinematography	Toshiharu Mizutani
Music by	Tadao Harasaki, Shingo Nishimura
Production companies	The Answer Studio, DENTSU INC., TV Setouchi Broadcasting(TSC), Benesse Corporation
Release date	2018 (2018)
Running time	52 min
Country	Japan
Languages	Japanese, English, Korean, Chinese

(まほうのしまのだいぼうけん, Shimajiro: Big Adventure on Magic Island) is the sixth feature film in the Shimajirō franchise. It was released in 2018.

Japanese Voice Cast

Omi Minami- Shimajiro (voice)
Miki Takahashi- Hannah, Mimirin (voice)
Takumi Yamazaki- Torippii (voice)
Saori Sugimoto- Nyakkii Momoyama, Ramurin (voice)
Chafurin (voice)
Kikuko Inoue- Shimajiro's Mother (voice)
Minoru Inaba- Gaogao-San (voice)
Inori Minase (voice)
Ako Mayama (voice)
Bin Shimada- Drill (voice)
Nobuo Tobita (SKE48)- Kanazuchi (voice)
Shinobu Adachi- Pliers (voice)
Nanami Yamashita (voice)
Miki Tokoi (voice)
Mie Nonagase (voice)
Yui Hiwatashi (AKB48) (voice)
Natsuki Kamata (SKE48)- Little Wizard (voice)
Fuka Murakumo (NGT48) (voice)

English Voice Actors

Diana Garnet- Aura (voice)
Rumiko Varnes- Shimajiro (voice/English)
Vinay Murthy- Flappie (voice/English)
Mirei Yamagata- Nikki, Hana, Mimi-Lynne, Flappies Mother (voice/English)
Yuki Toyoda (voice/English)
Cyrus Nozomu Sethna (voice/English)
Jack Merluzzi (voice/English)
Sachiko Hara (voice/English)
Rachel Walzer (voice/English)
Kris Roche (voice/English)

Korean Voice Actors

Oh Byon-so- Hobby
Song Young-in- Benny
Lee Woo Lee- Pero
Shin Jung-hoon- Rynh
Sang Woo Park- Dr. Leo
Cho Yeon-woo- Hobby's Father^[18]

Chinese Voice Actors

Xu Shuxuan- Qiaohu
Yang Kaikai
Liu Xihua
Feng Jiade

Shimajiro to Ururu no Heroland (2019)

Shimajiro to Ururu no Heroland
映画しまじろうしまじろうとうるるのヒーローランド
Written by	Yumi Yamamoto
Story by	Hisayuki Toriumi, Shigeto Tsuji
Starring	Omi Minami Miki Takahashi Takumi Yamazaki Saori Sugimoto
Cinematography	Toshiharu Mizutani, Eri Yamanashi
Music by	Tadao Harasaki, Shingo Nishimura
Production companies	The Answer Studio, BACKSTREETS INC., TV Setouchi Broadcasting(TSC), Benesse Corporation
Release date	2019 (2019)
Running time	58 min
Country	Japan
Languages	Japanese, Chinese, English

(しまじろうとうるるのヒーローランド, Shimajiro and Ululu's Heroland) is the seventh feature film in the Shimajirō franchise. It was released in 2019.

Japanese Voice Cast

Omi Minami- Shimajiro Shimano (voice)
Miki Takahashi- Hannah, Mimirin (voice)
Takumi Yamazaki- Torippii (voice)
Saori Sugimoto- Nyakkii Momoyama (voice)
Chafûrin- Shimajiro's Father (voice)
Kikuko Inoue- Shimajiro's Mother (voice)
Minoru Inaba- Gaogao-San (voice)
Katsumi Toriumi(voice)
Nao Tôyama- Ururu (voice)
Eiji Hanawa (voice)
Youhei Tadano (voice)
Taketora (voice)
Ryoko Shiraishi (voice)
Runa Goami (voice)
Kazushige Watanabe (voice)
Natsuko Momota (Momoiro Clover Z) (voice)
Shiori Tamai(Momoiro Clover Z) (voice)
Ayaka Sasaki (Momoiro Clover Z) (voice)
Reni Takagi (Momoiro Clover Z) (voice)
Kaori Asoh- Princess Strawberry (voice)
Ryusei Nakao- Takoyaki Mask (voice)
Mayumi Asano- Captain Mimi (voice)

Qiaohu and the Fantastic Flying Ship (2019)

Qiaohu and the Fantastic Flying Ship
しまじろうとそらとぶふね巧虎大飞船历险记
Screenplay by	Sugiura Risa, Sugiura Masafumi, Wang Zhen
Story by	Hisayuki Toriumi, Shigeto Tsuji
Starring	Omi Minami Miki Takahashi Takumi Yamazaki Saori Sugimoto
Cinematography	Wang Xin
Edited by	Lin Guo-Zhen
Music by	Nonaka Yuichi, Okuda Ryo, Wang Zhen, Zhou Jian-Bo
Production company	Benesse
Release date	June 1, 2019
Running time	80 min (Chinese release) 59 min (Japanese release)
Country	Japan
Languages	Japanese, Chinese

(巧虎大飞船历险记, Qiaohu and the Fantastic Flying Ship) also known as (しまじろうとそらとぶふね, Shimajiro and the Fantastic Flying Ship) in Japan, is the eighth feature film in the Shimajirō franchise and the first Shimajiro film to be in CGI animation. It was released in 2019 in Chinese Hong Kong theaters with a runtime of 80 minutes and the later Japanese dub version was originally set to be released in 2020 but was delayed due to the COVID-19 pandemic and was released in Japan on March 12, 2021 and was edited with a runtime of 59 minutes.

Japanese Voice Cast

Omi Minami- Shimajiro Shimano (voice)
Miki Takahashi- Hannah, Mimirin (voice)
Takumi Yamazaki- Torippii (voice)
Saori Sugimoto- Nyakkii Momoyama (voice)
Minoru Inaba- Gaogao-San (voice)
Megumi Han- Lily (voice)
Yūma Uchida- Jin (voice)
Keiko Han- Lily's Mother (voice)
Tomokazu Sugita- Garbiz boss (voice)

Chinese Voice Cast

Li Ye- Qiaohu
Chen Da-Wei- Tao Le-Bi
Luo Yu-Ting- Qi Qi
Wang Xiao-Tong- Miao Miao
Sun Ye- Doctor Gao Gao
Li Min-Yan- Li Li^[19]

The Adventures of Qiaohu Magic Island (2021)

The Adventures of Qiaohu Magic Island
Story by	Hisayuki Toriumi, Shigeto Tsuji
Produced by	Shanghai Heyu
Starring	Ye Li
Release date	July 24, 2021
Running time	80 min
Country	China
Languages	Chinese, English Subtitles

(巧虎魔法岛历险记, The Adventures of Qiaohu Magic Island) is the ninth feature film in the Shimajirō franchise and the second Shimajiro film to be in CGI animation.^[20]

Chinese Voice Actors

Li Ye- Qiaohu (voice)
Sun Ye- Doctor Gao Gao (voice)
Wang Xiao-Tong- Miao Miao (voice)

Shimajirō to Kirakira Ōkoku no Ōji-sama (2022)

Shimajirō to Kirakira Ōkoku no Ōji-sama
しまじろうとキラキラおうこくのおうじさま
Directed by	Takamitsu Kawamura
Story by	Hisayuki Toriumi, Shigeto Tsuji
Starring	Omi Minami Miki Takahashi Takumi Yamazaki Sugimoto Saori (Posthumous release)
Music by	Hyadain, Shoko Nakagawa
Production companies	The Answer Studio Co., Ltd., Benesse Corporation, TV Setouchi
Distributed by	TOHO Visual Entertainment
Release date	March 22, 2022
Country	Japan
Languages	Japanese, Chinese

(しまじろうとキラキラおうこくのおうじさま, Shimajirō to Kirakira Ōkoku no Ōji-sama) is the tenth feature film in the Shimajirō franchise. It has been released on March 22, 2022. It is the final film to feature Sugimoto Saori voice before her untimely death on October 21, 2021.

Japanese Voice Cast

Omi Minami- Shimajiro Shimano (voice)
Miki Takahashi- Hannah, Mimirin (voice)
Takumi Yamazaki- Torippii (voice)
Sugimoto Saori - Nyakkii Momoyama (voice)
Minoru Inaba- Gaogao-San (voice)
Chafurin as Shimatarō Shimano
Kikuko Inoue as Sakura Shimano (voice)
Shoko Nakagawa as Queen Emeralda
Hiro Shimono as Maron
Junichi Suwabe as Koron
Yuuna Mimura as Prince Pearl

^[21]

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External links

Shimajirō to Fufu no Daibōken: Sukue! Nanairo no Hana official website (archive) (in Japanese)
Shimajiro to Kujira no Uta official website (in Japanese)
Shimajirō to Ōkina Ki official website (in Japanese)
Shimajirō to Kuni Ehon official website (in Japanese)
Shimajirō to Niji no Oashisu official website (in Japanese)
Shimajirō to Fufu no Daibōken: Sukue! Nanairo no Hana (anime) at Anime News Network's encyclopedia

[ann1-1] "Kids' Anime Character Shimajirō Gets His 1st Film". Anime News Network. November 8, 2012. Retrieved January 25, 2015.

[2] "劇場版しまじろうのわお！しまじろうとフフのだいぼうけん～すくえ！七色の花～(2013)". Allcinema.net (in Japanese). Stingray. Retrieved January 25, 2015.

[3] "Shimajiro Movie; Cast & Crew" (PDF). Kodomo.benesse.ne.jp. Retrieved 18 January 2022.

[4] 劇場版しまじろうのわお！しまじろうとくじらのうた. Eiga.com (in Japanese). Retrieved January 23, 2014.

[5] "PUFFY's 'Tomodachi no Wao!' chosen as ending theme for 'Shimajiro' movie again". Tokyohive.com. 6Theory Media, LLC. January 18, 2014. Retrieved January 23, 2014.

[6] ""Shimajiro to Kujira no Uta" to be Shown in Indonesia". Kaorinysantara.or.id. 14 October 2020.

[7] "호비와 쿠우의 어드벤처 : 고래의 노래".

[ann3-8] "Shimajirō Kids' Anime Gets 3rd Theatrical Film". Anime News Network. January 24, 2015. Retrieved January 25, 2015.

[9] ttps://www.agentm.tw/movie_cast_page?m_id=b891a6827c8ef0e69cceaa0f08a1da6608cd50b01a325a3d2c1267a80d3e1506

[10] "비버멘토".

[11] "巧虎电影：巧虎的彩虹绿洲的全部演职员".

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