Toshimichi Ohtsuki - Filmography by TV series

"A.K.B.0048" (10 episodes )

Kesenai yume (29 April 2012) - executive producer
Erabareshi hikari (6 May 2012) - executive producer
Hoshikuzu serekushon (13 May 2012) - executive producer
Sono doryoku uragiranai (20 May 2012) - executive producer
Sorezore no kyûjitsu (27 May 2012) - executive producer
Hajime no akushukai (3 June 2012) - executive producer
Shûmei kirara (10 June 2012) - executive producer
Sono namae, dare no mono? (17 June 2012) - executive producer
Kimochi rirêshon (24 June 2012) - executive producer
Namima no kiseki (1 July 2012) - executive producer

"Nanase, the Telepathy Girl's Ballad" (10 episodes )
... aka "Kazoku hakkei" - Japan (original title)

Episode #1.1 (19 January 2012) - executive producer
Episode #1.2 (26 January 2012) - executive producer
Episode #1.3 (2 February 2012) - executive producer
Episode #1.4 (9 February 2012) - executive producer
Episode #1.5 (16 February 2012) - executive producer
Episode #1.6 (23 February 2012) - executive producer
Episode #1.7 (1 March 2012) - executive producer
Episode #1.8 (8 March 2012) - executive producer
Episode #1.9 (15 March 2012) - executive producer
Final Episode (22 March 2012) - executive producer

"Toradora!" (25 episodes )

Tora to ryû (1 October 2008) - planning
Ryûji to taiga (8 October 2008) - planning
Kimi no uta (15 October 2008) - planning
Anotoki no kao (22 October 2008) - planning
Kawashima Ami (29 October 2008) - planning
Honto no jibun (5 November 2008) - planning
Pûru biraki (12 November 2008) - planning
Dare no tame (19 November 2008) - planning
Umi ni ikô to kimi wa (26 November 2008) - planning
Hanabi (3 December 2008) - planning
Ôhashi kôkô bunkasai Zenpen (10 December 2008) - planning
Ôhashi kôkô bunkasai Chûhen (17 December 2008) - planning
Ôhashi kôkô bunkasai Kô'hen (24 December 2008) - planning
Shiawase no tenori taigâ (7 January 2009) - planning
Hoshi wa tôku (14 January 2009) - planning
Fumi dasu ippo (21 January 2009) - planning
Kurisumasu ni suisei wa gyakkô suru (28 January 2009) - planning
Momi no ki no shita de (4 February 2009) - planning
Seiyasai (11 February 2009) - planning
Zutto, konomama (18 February 2009) - planning
Dôshitatte (25 February 2009) - planning
Kimi no iru keshiki (4 March 2009) - planning
Susumubeki michi (11 March 2009) - planning
Kokuhaku (18 March 2009) - planning
Toradora! (25 March 2009) - planning

"Minami-ke" (13 episodes )

Minami san chi no san shimai (7 October 2007) - planner
Okashi na gakkô (14 October 2007) - planner
Tama keri banchô futatabi (21 October 2007) - planner
Koi moyô (28 October 2007) - planner
Umi ni ikôyo (4 November 2007) - planner
Mako chan tanjô (11 November 2007) - planner
Iro iro na kao (18 November 2007) - planner
Hosaka (25 November 2007) - planner
San shimai biyori (2 December 2007) - planner
Otoko no ko x Onna no ko (9 December 2007) - planner
Tonari no minami san (16 December 2007) - planner
Kurisumasu toka ibu toka (23 December 2007) - planner
Koi no kara mawari (30 December 2007) - planner

"Nagasarete Airantô" (26 episodes )

Nagasarete, paradaisu!? (4 April 2007) - planning producer
Oikakerarete, mukodono (11 April 2007) - planning producer
Yakudatte, isôrô (18 April 2007) - planning producer
Nigete no garete, oneesama/Odoroite, akuryô (25 April 2007) - planning producer
Sagashite, Kuma Kuma (2 May 2007) - planning producer
Attakakute, onsen (9 May 2007) - planning producer
Nyandate, oshishô-sama/Mitakutte, Sakura (16 May 2007) - planning producer
Manekarete, kansatsusha (23 May 2007) - planning producer
Misetakute, atotori (30 May 2007) - planning producer
Ame datte, tomodachi! (6 June 2007) - planning producer
Hyakkokute, kôritori (13 June 2007) - planning producer
Oishikute, hanayome shugyô (20 June 2007) - planning producer
Aitakute, Ikuto (27 June 2007) - planning producer
Hazukashikute, kigurumi (4 July 2007) - planning producer
Naoshitakutte, Mei Mei (11 July 2007) - planning producer
Kachitotte, ô no za (18 July 2007) - planning producer
Torikaete, mahô (25 July 2007) - planning producer
Teawaseshite, ninja (1 August 2007) - planning producer
Nazomeite, tantei (zenpen) (8 August 2007) - planning producer
Nazomeite, tantei (kôhen) (15 August 2007) - planning producer
Bakasarete, Ponpoko (22 August 2007) - planning producer
Mitsuketakutte, aoitori (29 August 2007) - planning producer
Tsureteitte, terakoya (5 September 2007) - planning producer
Nagaretsuite, binzume (12 September 2007) - planning producer
Kitaete, henachoko (19 September 2007) - planning producer
Tobidashite, Airantô (26 September 2007) - planning producer

"Gakuen yûtopia Manabi sutorêto!" (12 episodes )
... aka "Gakuen Utopia Manabi Straight!" - Japan (English title) (literal English title)

Manabi seijin, arawaru (7 January 2007) - planner
Massugu de gô (14 January 2007) - planner
Getsuyôbi ja ososugiru (21 January 2007) - planner
Puromo de gô no kan (28 January 2007) - planner
Futarikiri no, yoru (4 February 2007) - planner
Shinamon shugâ reizudo hapinesu (11 February 2007) - planner
Natsu no oshimai (bai-bai) (18 February 2007) - planner
Tatakae Seiô seitoka! (25 February 2007) - planner
Watashi-tachi no uta (2 March 2007) - planner
Tsudou nakama-tachi (11 March 2007) - planner
Watashi ni mo mieru yo (18 March 2007) - planner
Sakurairo no mirai-tachi (25 March 2007) - planner

"Inukami!" (26 episodes )

Hadaka de donmai! (1 January 2006) - planner
Maccho ga peropero! (1 January 2006) - planner
Mizugi de taiji! (1 January 2006) - planner
Bonnô to sekuhata! (1 January 2006) - planner
Guttari ni onegai! (1 January 2006) - planner
Heya to kaidan to watashi! (1 January 2006) - planner
Kaoru to nadeshiko! (1 January 2006) - planner
Kappa to otosan! (1 January 2006) - planner
Keita to yôko! (1 January 2006) - planner
Kon'yoku de saku saku! (1 January 2006) - planner
Kosutte shippo! (1 January 2006) - planner
Manmosu taihen! (1 January 2006) - planner
Mokkori keita no omo tsubo! (1 January 2006) - planner
Nanka mieteru! (1 January 2006) - planner
Ore ni wa omae no uta! (1 January 2006) - planner
Papa to muko dono! (1 January 2006) - planner
Pittari tomohane! (1 January 2006) - planner
Sakura no omoide! (1 January 2006) - planner
Shibomu zô san! (1 January 2006) - planner
Shikkari tomohane! (1 January 2006) - planner
Shinitai watashi no uta! (1 January 2006) - planner
Shirafu ni omoi wo! (1 January 2006) - planner
Uha uha keita ni on gaeshi! (1 January 2006) - planner
Yarasu no kappôchaku! (1 January 2006) - planner
Zetsubô no utage! (1 January 2006) - planner
Hikari! (28 September 2006) - planner

"Tetsujin 28" (2 episodes )
... aka "Tetsujin nijûhachi-gô" - Japan (original title)

Yomigaeru Shôtarô (7 April 2004) - planning producer
Tsumi to batsu (29 September 2004) - planning producer

"Azumanga Daioh" (26 episodes )
... aka "Azumanga daiô" - Japan (original title)

Kodomo kôkôsei/Tensai desu/Kowai kana?/Bakusô Tomo-chan/Osakajin-ya (8 April 2002) - executive producer (as Toshimichi Ootsuki) , planning producer
Kyo mo Osaka/Taiiku bareeboru/Shakkuri/Nou ga/Onyu (15 April 2002) - executive producer (as Toshimichi Ootsuki) , planning producer
Nyamo/Habatsu toso/Yukari ga kita - Warukunaimon/Dokomademo (22 April 2002) - executive producer (as Toshimichi Ootsuki) , planning producer
Tanoshii shokugyo/Puuru puuru puuru/Ribon/Futarikkiri/Ii hito? (29 April 2002) - executive producer (as Toshimichi Ootsuki) , planning producer
Natsuyasumi/Yokoso Chiyo no heya he/Goshotai/Keikensha-go tte/Mo-dame (6 May 2002) - executive producer (as Toshimichi Ootsuki) , planning producer
Shori no hoteishiki/Sangumi no sakaki, Gokumi no kagura/Bucchigiri/Waai/Odoru daidenen (13 May 2002) - executive producer (as Toshimichi Ootsuki) , planning producer
Otogi no gumi/Jinkakusha/Norinori go!/Masukotto/Kataki? (20 May 2002) - executive producer (as Toshimichi Ootsuki) , planning producer
Osaka no hatsuyume/Tomo-chan no baai/Sakaki no baai/Yokoso/Kaorin no baai (27 May 2002) - executive producer (as Toshimichi Ootsuki) , planning producer
Furenai nara/Jyuissai/Neko-san.../Settei/Nande? (3 June 2002) - executive producer (as Toshimichi Ootsuki) , planning producer
Dorafuto shimei/Crasukae/Okami/Senpai kaze pyu pyu/Maruko... (10 June 2002) - executive producer (as Toshimichi Ootsuki) , planning producer
Kokusai toshi/Taiketsu/Tatakanakutemo/Nekomamire/Nigenaide (17 June 2002) - executive producer (as Toshimichi Ootsuki) , planning producer
Chiyo-chan no ichinichi/Koko no tomodachi/Ohiru/Gogo/Nawatobi (24 June 2002) - executive producer (as Toshimichi Ootsuki) , planning producer
No Gaado Senpo/S/Chukan tesuto/Kessei/Noryoku (1 July 2002) - executive producer (as Toshimichi Ootsuki) , planning producer
Okaimono/Shugo/Umi!/Hokaku sakusen/Otona no seikai (8 July 2002) - executive producer (as Toshimichi Ootsuki) , planning producer
Kimura-ke no hitobito/Mita mita?/Mikakunin okusan/Gachi gachi/Kekka happyo (15 July 2002) - executive producer (as Toshimichi Ootsuki) , planning producer
Kumiawase/Korin/Kawaii/Chumon/Senden koka (22 July 2002) - executive producer (as Toshimichi Ootsuki) , planning producer
Osaka no kaidan/Kibun tenkan/Shiwasu/Sugoi Santa/Kurisumasu kai (29 July 2002) - executive producer (as Toshimichi Ootsuki) , planning producer
Ukiyomi/Uragiri/Wakuwaku wakuwaku/Nakama hazure/Go (5 August 2002) - executive producer (as Toshimichi Ootsuki) , planning producer
Akubi meijin/Nandaka seishun/Otona no hanami/Kodomo no hanami/Sakura (12 August 2002) - executive producer (as Toshimichi Ootsuki) , planning producer
Betsuri/Yukari no tanjobi/Habatake Chiyo/Kodomo Daitoryo/Tsuyoku ikite kudasai (19 August 2002) - executive producer (as Toshimichi Ootsuki) , planning producer
Kitai/Itemo tattemo/Umi no mokuzu/Yume no shima/Yama ni sumu neko (26 August 2002) - executive producer (as Toshimichi Ootsuki) , planning producer
Naisu desuyo/Damasareta/Kurosawa sensei/Misui/Mada owattenai (2 September 2002) - executive producer (as Toshimichi Ootsuki) , planning producer
Kanda/Moriageyaku/Kangaetenakatta/Minna de hashirimasu/Ichigan (9 September 2002) - executive producer (as Toshimichi Ootsuki) , planning producer
Shinro/Taiketsu/Hayaku iko/Jinbo/Mayaa to issho (16 September 2002) - executive producer (as Toshimichi Ootsuki) , planning producer
Shinro sodan/Goukaku kigan/Fuaito/Benkyoukai/Tomo to Osaka unmei no hi (23 September 2002) - executive producer (as Toshimichi Ootsuki) , planning producer
Hajimete no sotsugyo/Bankan/Kanashimi/Boko/Minna (30 September 2002) - executive producer (as Toshimichi Ootsuki) , planning producer

"Magical Shopping Arcade Abenobashi" (13 episodes )
... aka "Abenobashi mahô shôtengai" - Japan (original title)

Mystery! Abenobashi Shopping Arcade (4 April 2002) - producer
Adventure! Abenobashi Sword and Sorcery Shopping District (11 April 2002) - producer
Unite! Abenobashi Intergalactic Shopping Center (18 April 2002) - producer
Fired up! Abenobashi Hong Kong Martial Arts Shopping District (25 April 2002) - producer
Extinction! Abenobashi Ancient Dinosaur Shopping Arcade (2 May 2002) - producer
In the Night Fog! Abenobashi Hard Boiled Shopping Arcade (9 May 2002) - producer
Flashback! Magical Shopping Arcade (16 May 2002) - producer
Set Your Heart Aflutter! Abenobashi Campus Shopping Arcade (23 May 2002) - producer
It Cries! The Bush Warbler Heiankyo (30 May 2002) - producer
Poa Poa! Abenobashi Fairy Tale Shopping Arcade (6 June 2002) - producer
Resolution!! Abenobashi Battlefield Shopping Arcade (13 June 2002) - producer
Huge Reversal?! Abenobashi Hollywood Shopping Arcade (20 June 2002) - producer
Return to Life! The Legendary Onmyou Mystic (27 June 2002) - producer

"Shaman King" (64 episodes )
... aka "Shaman Kingu" - Japan (original title)

Yûrei to odoru shônen (4 July 2001) - executive producer
Matsu samurai (11 July 2001) - executive producer
Mou hitori no shaman (18 July 2001) - executive producer
Hyoi 100 (25 July 2001) - executive producer
Oshama na shaman (1 August 2001) - executive producer
Kanfuu masutaa (8 August 2001) - executive producer
Pairon ikari no ippatsu (15 August 2001) - executive producer
Shaman raifu (22 August 2001) - executive producer
Kita no kuni kara kita shounen (29 August 2001) - executive producer
Innen rokupyaku nen (5 September 2001) - executive producer
Haru ni furu ame (12 September 2001) - executive producer
Hajimari wo tsugeru hoshi (19 September 2001) - executive producer
Oobaa souru (26 September 2001) - executive producer
Shaman faito (3 October 2001) - executive producer
Boon kiraazu (10 October 2001) - executive producer
Fausto rabu (17 October 2001) - executive producer
Besuto puresu futari tabi (24 October 2001) - executive producer
Yoh (31 October 2001) - executive producer
Futari no biggu souru (7 November 2001) - executive producer
Souru matareien (14 November 2001) - executive producer
Biriibu (21 November 2001) - executive producer
Oretachi no hissatsuwaza (28 November 2001) - executive producer
Yomigaeru nyan nyan doushi (5 December 2001) - executive producer
Fujimi no Tao En (12 December 2001) - executive producer
Shaman e no tabi (19 December 2001) - executive producer
Biggu Amerika (26 December 2001) - executive producer
Daujingu reboryuushon (9 January 2002) - executive producer
Rizerugu ribejyaa (16 January 2002) - executive producer
Mera konjô (23 January 2002) - executive producer
Ubawareta orakuruberu (30 January 2002) - executive producer
Seirei no mori (6 February 2002) - executive producer
Horo Horo nigai tomo no aji (13 February 2002) - executive producer
Himitsu na Asakura (20 February 2002) - executive producer
Amerika onsen (27 February 2002) - executive producer
Kyuuketsuki densetsu (6 March 2002) - executive producer
Tenshi no pisutoru (13 March 2002) - executive producer
Joudan kingu (20 March 2002) - executive producer
Seminoa no denshouka (27 March 2002) - executive producer
Hanagumi (3 April 2002) - executive producer
Chou senjiryakketsu (10 April 2002) - executive producer
Bakuretsu oobaa souru (17 April 2002) - executive producer
Supiritto obu soodo (24 April 2002) - executive producer
Kamigami no tatakai (1 May 2002) - executive producer
Mou hitofunbari (8 May 2002) - executive producer
Gureeto supirittsu (15 May 2002) - executive producer
Tao no bourei (22 May 2002) - executive producer
Mera junjou (29 May 2002) - executive producer
Doragon no dendoushi (5 June 2002) - executive producer
Dokutaa dokutaa (12 June 2002) - executive producer
Ore no kokoro nya yami ga aru (19 June 2002) - executive producer
Shaman hanto (26 June 2002) - executive producer
Tokkun dayo!? Zenin shuugou (3 July 2002) - executive producer
Bai bai (10 July 2002) - executive producer
Hachibanme no tenshi (17 July 2002) - executive producer
Geeto obu babiron (24 July 2002) - executive producer
Babiron no tobira (31 July 2002) - executive producer
Shaman faito shuuryou? (7 August 2002) - executive producer
Enjyou enjeru (14 August 2002) - executive producer
Hoshi no seichi (21 August 2002) - executive producer
Tomodachi (28 August 2002) - executive producer
Eien ni sayonara (4 September 2002) - executive producer
Die gekitotsu! (11 September 2002) - executive producer
Arubeki basho (18 September 2002) - executive producer
Epirôgu (25 September 2002) - executive producer

"Shisutâ purinsesu" (26 episodes )

Boku no guradyuêshon (5 April 2001) - executive producer
Onî chan, daisuki! (12 April 2001) - executive producer
Onî sama to issho (19 April 2001) - executive producer
Kuma san doko? (26 April 2001) - executive producer
Aniki to mêru (3 May 2001) - executive producer
Onî chan wa ôji sama (10 May 2001) - executive producer
Aria no oribon (17 May 2001) - executive producer
Koi suru kisetsu (17 May 2001) - executive producer
Itsu no hi ka futari de (24 May 2001) - executive producer
Natsu ga kimashita (31 May 2001) - executive producer
Ganbatte, anî! (7 June 2001) - executive producer
Akini to shîkuretto tsuâ (14 June 2001) - executive producer
Bakansu wa rabu yo (21 June 2001) - executive producer
Onî chan to no natsu (28 June 2001) - executive producer
Hontô no kimochi (5 July 2001) - executive producer
Kaho, ganbacchau! (19 July 2001) - executive producer
Okyû desuwa... po (26 July 2001) - executive producer
...Towa no... Inori wo...... (2 August 2001) - executive producer
Ai no obentô desuno (9 August 2001) - executive producer
Kurisumasu ravu desutinî (16 August 2001) - executive producer
Aniki ni mî tû (23 August 2001) - executive producer
Ani chama, cheki desu (30 August 2001) - executive producer
Hajimete no okyaku sama (6 September 2001) - executive producer
Sayonara no yokan (13 September 2001) - executive producer
Aitai... onî chan (20 September 2001) - executive producer
Yakusoku no shima (27 September 2001) - executive producer

"Martian Successor Nadesico" (26 episodes )
... aka "Kidô senkan Nadeshiko" - Japan (original title)
... aka "Mobile Battleship Nadesico" - USA

'Otoko rashiku' de ikô! (1 October 1996) - base planning
Midori no chikyû wa makasetoke (8 October 1996) - base planning
Hayasugiru 'Sayonara'! (15 October 1996) - base planning
Mizuiro uchû ni 'Tokimeki' (22 October 1996) - base planning
Ruri chan 'Kôkai nisshi' (29 October 1996) - base planning
'Unmei no sentaku' mitaina (5 November 1996) - base planning
Itsuka omae ga 'Utsu shi' (12 November 1996) - base planning
Atsume no 'Tsumetai hôteishiki' (19 November 1996) - base planning
Kiseki no sakusen 'Kisu ka?' (26 November 1996) - base planning
'Onna rashiku' ga ubunai (3 December 1996) - base planning
Ki ga tsukeba 'Oyakusoku' (10 December 1996) - base planning
Ano 'Wasureenu hibi' (17 December 1996) - base planning
'Shinjitsu' wa hitotsu ja nai (24 December 1996) - base planning
'Nekketsu anime' de ikô (31 December 1996) - base planning
Tôi hoshi kara kita 'kareshi' (7 January 1997) - base planning
'Bokutachi no sensô' ga hajimaru (14 January 1997) - base planning
Sore wa 'ososugita saikai' (21 January 1997) - base planning
Mizu no oto wa 'watashi' no oto (28 January 1997) - base planning
Asu no 'kanchô' wa kimi da! (4 February 1997) - base planning
Fukaku shizuka ni 'sentô' seyo (11 February 1997) - base planning
Itsuka hashitta 'sôgen' (18 February 1997) - base planning
'Raihôsha' o mamorinuke (25 February 1997) - base planning
'Furusato' to yoberu basho (3 March 1997) - base planning
Doko ni demo aru 'seigi' (10 March 1997) - base planning
'Watashi rashiku' jibun rashiku (17 March 1997) - base planning
Itsuka au anata no tame ni (25 March 1997) - base planning

"Love Hina" (25 episodes )
... aka "Rabu Hina" - Japan (original title)

Hinatasô misshitsu genkin gôto jiken misuterina (????) - planner
All-Girls Dorm with Outdoor Bath: Hot Spring (19 April 2000) - planner
Hinata Apartment's New Resident Shinobu: Arrow Signs (26 April 2000) - planner
Kendo Girl in Love?: Swordplay (3 May 2000) - planner
The Tokyo U Promise from 15 Years Ago: Diary (10 May 2000) - planner
Wow, a Trip to Kyoto!: Exciting (17 May 2000) - planner
Keitaro's First Kiss Is With...?: Journey (24 May 2000) - planner
First Date, Keitaro's True Feelings: Nowadays (31 May 2000) - planner
Kendo Girl and the Legend of the Dragon Palace: Is This a Dream? (7 June 2000) - planner
Who Is the Beautiful Woman Wandering in the Moonlight?: Transformation (21 June 2000) - planner
The Idol Shooting for Tokyo U Is a Prep School Student: Sing (28 June 2000) - planner
Changing After the Wedding?/Swordmaster Motoko's Sunday Best/Feminine (5 July 2000) - planner
The First Kiss Tastes Like Lemon? Marshmallow?: Grown-up (12 July 2000) - planner
Girls Dressed in Yukata for the Summer Festival: Let's! (16 July 2000) - planner
Naru's Crush Is Now a Tokyo U Professor: Turning Into Love? (19 July 2000) - planner
I Love You!/Romantic Confession Inside a Cave/Tall Tale (26 July 2000) - planner
Monkey Performance at the Seaside Teahouse Hinata: A Kiss? (2 August 2000) - planner
Mesmerized by Naru on the Haunted Island!: Something's Fishy! (9 August 2000) - planner
Little Sister Mei's Devious Plan: It Can't Be! (13 August 2000) - planner
Marry into Money? A Prince from Across the Sea: Warm (23 August 2000) - planner
A Sepia-colored Promise with a Sleeping Girl: A Trick? (30 August 2000) - planner
Jealous Outburst? Two Lovebirds on a Boat: Tremble (6 September 2000) - planner
Celebrate! Are the Blooming Flowers Tokyo U? Love? Everybody (27 September 2000) - planner
Naru Narusegawa, Her Wavering Heart and Keitaro: Crushed (24 October 2000) - planner
Motoko's Choice/Love of the Sword/Don't Cry! (2 May 2001) - planner

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