Naoko Yamada

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Naoko Yamada

Directing 41 November 28, 1984

Kyoto, Japan

Naoko Yamada (山田 尚子) is a Japanese animator, television and film director. Working at Kyoto Animation, she directed the K-On! and Tamako Market anime series, and the anime films A…

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Naoko Yamada (山田 尚子) is a Japanese animator, television and film director. Working at Kyoto Animation, she directed the K-On! and Tamako Market anime series, and the anime films A Silent Voice and Liz and the Blue Bird. Yamada intended to work in film after university, but she decided to join Kyoto Animation after seeing an advertisement. Her first assignment at KyoAni was drawing inbetween frames for Inuyasha. She was eventually promoted to a key animator for Air. After working as an episode director of Clannad, she was asked to make her chief directorial debut with K-On!, an adaptation of a slice-of-life manga. The series was very successful, spurring a second season and a film. In 2013, she directed Tamako Market, and followed it with the film Tamako Love Story in 2014. For Tamako Love Story, she was awarded the New Face Award at the Japan Media Arts Festival. She storyboarded the entire film herself, and also wrote the lyrics for the opening theme song, Everybody Loves Somebody. Yamada's next project was the feature film A Silent Voice, an adaptation of the manga of the same name, that reflected on elements of bullying and physical impairment in Japan. The film opened at #2 in the Japanese Box Office and grossed a total of ¥2.3 billion, the 19th highest-grossing film in Japan in 2016. The film also received multiple award nominations, including Best Animation Film in the Mainichi Film Awards and the Excellent Animation of the Year in the Japan Academy Prize. For Yamada, the most important part of being a director is to observe people. She describes herself as a "method" director, emphasizing the minds of the characters. On July 18, 2019, a man started a fire at the main studio of Kyoto Animation, killing 36 of Yamada's colleagues and wounding 33 others. Yamada was reported not to have been hurt in the fire. In 2020, Yamada left KyoAni to join Science SARU, where she directed 2021's The Heike Story. Source: Wikipedia

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  1. 2026
  2. 2024
    The Colors Within

    Movie Director

  3. 2022
    Garden of Remembrance

    Movie Director

  4. 2022
    Modern Love Tokyo

    TV show Storyboard Artist

  5. 2022
  6. 2022
    The Heike Story

    TV show Storyboard Artist

  7. 2021
    Visual Prison

    TV show Opening/Ending Animation

  8. 2019
  9. 2019
  10. 2019
    Kaguya-sama: Love Is War

    TV show Opening/Ending Animation

  11. 2018
    Tsurune

    TV show Director

  12. 2018
    Liz and the Blue Bird

    Movie Second Unit Director

  13. 2018
    Violet Evergarden

    TV show Storyboard Artist

  14. 2017
  15. 2017
    Miss Kobayashi's Dragon Maid

    TV show Director

  16. 2016
    A Silent Voice: The Movie

    Movie Storyboard Artist

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  1. 2016
  2. 2016
    Myriad Colors Phantom World

    TV show Storyboard Artist

  3. 2015
    Sound! Euphonium

    TV show Series Director

  4. 2014
    Tamako Love Story

    Movie Second Unit Director

  5. 2013
    Beyond the Boundary

    TV show Director

  6. 2013
    Free!

    TV show Opening/Ending Animation

  7. 2013
    Tamako Market

    TV show Series Director

  8. 2012
    Love, Chunibyo & Other Delusions!

    TV show Storyboard Artist

  9. 2012
    Hyouka

    TV show Storyboard Artist

  10. 2011
    K-ON! The Movie

    Movie Director

  11. 2011
    Nichijou: My Ordinary Life

    TV show Director

  12. 2010
  13. 2010
    The Disappearance of Haruhi Suzumiya

    Movie Second Unit Director

  14. 2009
  15. 2009
    K-ON!

    TV show Series Director

  16. 2007
    Clannad

    TV show Director

  17. 2007
    Lucky Star

    TV show Key Animation

  18. 2006
    Kanon

    TV show Key Animation

  19. 2006
    The Melancholy of Haruhi Suzumiya

    TV show Director

  20. 2005