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Hayate the Combat Butler! Heaven Is a Place on Earth | |||||
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Kanji | ハヤテのごとく! HEAVEN IS A PLACE ON EARTH | ||||
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Directed by | Hideto Komori | ||||
Screenplay by | Yasuko Kobayashi | ||||
Story by | Kenjiro Hata (original manga) | ||||
Produced by | Akio Matsuda Takeyuki Suzuki | ||||
Starring | Ryōko Shiraishi Rie Kugimiya Rie Tanaka Shizuka Itou Mikako Takahashi | ||||
Cinematography | Ryō Iijima | ||||
Edited by | JAYFILM Tomoki Nagasaka | ||||
Music by | Wataru Maeguchi | ||||
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Distributed by | King Records T-JOY | ||||
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Running time | 70 minutes | ||||
Country | Japan | ||||
Language | Japanese |
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