Binchō-tan
Feb 02, 2006 · 2h 24m
Director
Kazuhiro FuruhashiOverview
Bincho-tan, an orphan lives alone in the forest, she always has a piece of coal bonded on her head. Occasionally, she ventures into the town situated near the mountain, in search of work opportunities. In gratitude for her work, the townspeople offer her food as a gesture of appreciation. Bincho-tan leads a challenging life, but her joyful and warm demeanor endears her to those around her, leading her to make new friends. As time goes on, one after another heartwarming stories unfold, Bincho-tan finally illuminates her smile like a happy child.
Cast of Binchō-tan
Crew of Binchō-tan
About Binchō-tan
What is Binchō-tan about?
Bincho-tan, an orphan lives alone in the forest, she always has a piece of coal bonded on her head. Occasionally, she ventures into the town situated near the mountain, in search of work opportunities. In gratitude for her work, the townspeople offer her food as a gesture of appreciation. Bincho-tan leads a challenging life, but her joyful and warm demeanor endears her to those around her…
When was Binchō-tan released?
Binchō-tan was released on February 2, 2006.
How long is Binchō-tan?
Binchō-tan runs 2 hours 24 minutes (144 minutes).
Who directed Binchō-tan?
Binchō-tan was directed by Kazuhiro Furuhashi.
Who is in the cast of Binchō-tan?
The cast of Binchō-tan includes Sarah Hauser (Aloe's mother/ Pukashuu / Rentan (voice)), Ai Nonaka (Bincho-tan (voice)), Kikuko Inoue (Narrator), Rina Sato (Ren-tan (voice)) and Claudia Thompson (Chiku-tan (voice)).