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	{{nihongo\|'''Akiko Kawashima'''\|川島明子\|Kawashima Akiko}} is a Japanese animator. She ~~does key animation and animation director works~~ in ''Detective Conan'' [[anime~~]]. She is affiliated with [[Sunshine Corporation~~]].		{{nihongo\|'''Akiko Kawashima'''\|川島明子\|Kawashima Akiko}} is a Japanese animation director and key animator. She takes part in the production of ''Detective Conan'' [[anime]].

	== Biography ==		== Biography ==
	Akiko Kawashima joined the production of the ''Detective Conan'' anime in 1996, starting with [[Pro Soccer Player Blackmail Case]], and served as a regular key animator for anime episodes. In 2002, she began to work as an animation director, starting with ~~the 1st part of~~ [[The Secret Rushed Omission]]; she replaced [[Keiichi Ishida]], a former regular animation director, in terms of the position. Thereafter, she officially delegated the studio for ''Detective Conan'' production, being the core animator of Sunshine Corporation.		Akiko Kawashima affiliated with [[Sunshine Corporation\|'''{{font color\|#007A5E\|Sunshine Corporation}}''']]. Kawashima joined the production of the ''Detective Conan'' anime in 1996, starting with [[Pro Soccer Player Blackmail Case\|'''Episode 10''': Pro Soccer Player Blackmail Case]], and served as a regular key animator for anime episodes. In 2002, she began to work as an animation director, starting with [[The Secret Rushed Omission\|'''Episode 271''': The Secret Rushed Omission (Part 1)]]; she replaced [[Keiichi Ishida]], a former regular animation director, in terms of the position. Thereafter, she officially delegated the studio for ''Detective Conan'' production, being the core animator of [[Sunshine Corporation]].

	Starting with ~~the 2nd part of~~ [[The Similar Princesses]], the episodes that she worked on started to credit the studio as production cooperation, after director [[Masato Sato]] became the director ~~(most~~ likely because that those episodes were not fully outsourced so the company name was not credited). Back then, director Sato altered the anime character design - from [[Masatomo Sudo]] to [[Mari Tominaga]]; owing to the lack of proficiency on the strangeness character design, her exquisite drawing style was affected upon that. However, there were many signs indicating that she was impersonating those superb animators' style from that time - the quintessential [[Keiko Sasaki]] styled character eyes (episode 360); along with the character face shapes in Mari Tominaga's style (episode 367).		Starting with [[The Similar Princesses\|'''Episode 334''': The Similar Princesses (Part 2)]], the episodes that she worked on started to credit the studio as production cooperation, after director [[Masato Sato]] became the director<ref group="Note">'''Note:''' Most likely because that those episodes mentioned were not fully outsourced so the company name was not credited.</ref>. Back then, director Sato altered the anime character design - from [[Masatomo Sudo]] to [[Mari Tominaga]]; owing to the lack of proficiency on the strangeness character design, her exquisite drawing style was affected upon that. However, there were many signs indicating that she was impersonating those superb animators' style from that time - the quintessential [[Keiko Sasaki]] styled character eyes (episode 360); along with the character face shapes in Mari Tominaga's style (episode 367).

	Kawashima's art style in ''Detective Conan'' anime can be described as unsteady; yet she contributed to many impressive frames and even performed exceedingly wonderful at times with her corrected frames (especially during the Masato Sato directional era when there was a shortage of animator). Nonetheless, she ceased serving as animation director after ~~the 2nd part of~~ [[Metropolitan Police Detective Love Story 7]]; her position was then offered to [[Ayako Tauchi]]. She eventually quit the production team after finishing the key animation work of [[Metropolitan Police Detective Love Story - Fake Wedding]], along with the studio.		Kawashima's art style in ''Detective Conan'' anime can be described as unsteady; yet she contributed to many impressive frames and even performed exceedingly wonderful at times with her corrected frames (especially during the Masato Sato directional era when there was a shortage of animator). Nonetheless, she ceased serving as animation director after [[Metropolitan Police Detective Love Story 7\|'''Episode 432''': Metropolitan Police Detective Love Story 7 (Part 2)]]; her position was then offered to [[Ayako Tauchi]]. She eventually quit the production team after finishing the key animation work of [[Metropolitan Police Detective Love Story - Fake Wedding]], along with the studio.

	== Works in [[Detective Conan]] ==		== Works in [[Detective Conan]] ==
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	== Other notable works ==		== Other notable works ==
	=== Anime ===		=== Anime ===
	* ''The Disastrous Life of Saiki K.'': Animation ~~Director~~, Key ~~Animation~~		* ''The Disastrous Life of Saiki K.'': Animation director, Key animation
	* ''Food Wars! Shokugeki no Soma'': Animation ~~Director~~		* ''Food Wars! Shokugeki no Soma'': Animation director
	* ''Golden Time'': Animation ~~Director~~, ~~2nd~~ Key ~~Animation~~, ~~Key Animation~~		* ''Golden Time'': Animation director, Key animation, 2nd key animation
	* ''Inazuma Eleven: Ares no Tenbin'': Animation ~~Director~~, Key ~~Animation~~		* ''Inazuma Eleven: Ares no Tenbin'': Animation director, Key animation
	* ''Mewkledreamy'': Animation ~~Director~~, Assistant ~~Animation Director~~, Key ~~Animation~~		* ''Mewkledreamy'': Animation director, Assistant animation director, Key animation
	* ''Naruto'': Key ~~Animation~~		* ''Naruto'': Key animation
	* ''Pokémon'': Key ~~Animation~~		* ''Pokémon'': Key animation
	* ''Saint Tail'': Key ~~Animation~~		* ''Saint Tail'': Key animation
	* ''Yu-Gi-Oh!'': Key ~~Animation~~		* ''Yu-Gi-Oh!'': Key animation

	=== Movies ===		=== Movies ===
	* ''Crayon Shin-chan: Arashi o Yobu Jungle'': In-~~Between Animation~~ (Kyoto Animation)		* ''Crayon Shin-chan: Arashi o Yobu Jungle'': In-between animation (Kyoto Animation)
	* ''Doraemon the Movie: Nobita and the Windmasters'': In-~~Between Animation~~		* ''Doraemon the Movie: Nobita and the Windmasters'': In-between animation
	* ''Doraemon the Movie: Nobita and the Winged Braves'': In-~~Between Animation~~		* ''Doraemon the Movie: Nobita and the Winged Braves'': In-between animation
	* ''Doraemon the Movie: Nobita in the Robot Kingdom'': In-~~Between Animation~~		* ''Doraemon the Movie: Nobita in the Robot Kingdom'': In-between animation

	== See also ==		== See also ==
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	== References ==		== References ==
	# [https://w.atwiki.jp/anime_wiki/pages/9866.html 川島明子 - Atwiki] ~~(Japanese)~~		# [https://w.atwiki.jp/anime_wiki/pages/9866.html 川島明子 - Atwiki]
	# [https://www.allcinema.net/person/852141 川島明子 - ~~Allcinema~~] ~~(Japanese)~~		# [https://www.allcinema.net/person/852141 川島明子 - AllCinema]
	# [https://www.imdb.com/name/nm3330472/ IMDb]		# [https://www.imdb.com/name/nm3330472/ Akiko Kawashima - IMDb]
	# [https://www.animenewsnetwork.com/encyclopedia/people.php?id=33852 Anime News Network]		# [https://www.animenewsnetwork.com/encyclopedia/people.php?id=33852 Akiko Kawashima - Anime News Network]
			# [https://seesaawiki.jp/w/radioi_34/d/%cc%be%c3%b5%c4%e5%a5%b3%a5%ca%a5%f3%a1%ca%a5%b7%a5%ea%a1%bc%a5%ba%a5%ea%a5%b9%a5%c8%a1%cb '''Detective Conan Staff Listing''']
			<references group="Note"/>

	{{DEFAULTSORT:Kawashima, Akiko}}		{{DEFAULTSORT:Kawashima, Akiko}}

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	Starting with the 2nd part of [[The Similar Princesses]], the episodes that she worked on started to credit the studio as production cooperation, after director [[Masato Sato]] became the director (most likely because that those episodes were not fully outsourced so the company name was not credited). Back then, director Sato altered the anime character design - from [[Masatomo Sudo]] to [[Mari Tominaga]]; owing to the lack of proficiency on the strangeness character design, her exquisite drawing style was affected upon that. However, there were many signs indicating that she was impersonating those superb animators' style from that time - the quintessential [[Keiko Sasaki]] styled character eyes (episode 360); along with the character face shapes in Mari Tominaga's style (episode 367).		Starting with the 2nd part of [[The Similar Princesses]], the episodes that she worked on started to credit the studio as production cooperation, after director [[Masato Sato]] became the director (most likely because that those episodes were not fully outsourced so the company name was not credited). Back then, director Sato altered the anime character design - from [[Masatomo Sudo]] to [[Mari Tominaga]]; owing to the lack of proficiency on the strangeness character design, her exquisite drawing style was affected upon that. However, there were many signs indicating that she was impersonating those superb animators' style from that time - the quintessential [[Keiko Sasaki]] styled character eyes (episode 360); along with the character face shapes in Mari Tominaga's style (episode 367).

	Kawashima's art style in ''Detective Conan'' anime can be described as unsteady; yet she contributed to many impressive frames and even performed exceedingly wonderful at times with her corrected frames (especially during the Masato Sato ~~period~~ when there was a shortage of animator). Nonetheless, she ceased serving as animation director after the 2nd part of [[Metropolitan Police Detective Love Story 7]]; her position was then offered to [[Ayako Tauchi]]. She eventually quit the production team after finishing the key animation work of [[Metropolitan Police Detective Love Story - Fake Wedding]], along with the studio.		Kawashima's art style in ''Detective Conan'' anime can be described as unsteady; yet she contributed to many impressive frames and even performed exceedingly wonderful at times with her corrected frames (especially during the Masato Sato directional era when there was a shortage of animator). Nonetheless, she ceased serving as animation director after the 2nd part of [[Metropolitan Police Detective Love Story 7]]; her position was then offered to [[Ayako Tauchi]]. She eventually quit the production team after finishing the key animation work of [[Metropolitan Police Detective Love Story - Fake Wedding]], along with the studio.

	== Works in [[Detective Conan]] ==		== Works in [[Detective Conan]] ==

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	Starting with the 2nd part of [[The Similar Princesses]], the episodes that she worked on started to credit the studio as production cooperation, after director [[Masato Sato]] became the director (most likely because that those episodes were not fully outsourced so the company name was not credited). Back then, director Sato altered the anime character design - from [[Masatomo Sudo]] to [[Mari Tominaga]]; owing to the lack of proficiency on the strangeness character design, her exquisite drawing style was affected upon that. However, there were many signs indicating that she was impersonating those superb animators' style from that time - the quintessential [[Keiko Sasaki]] styled character eyes (episode 360); along with the character face shapes in Mari Tominaga's style (episode 367).		Starting with the 2nd part of [[The Similar Princesses]], the episodes that she worked on started to credit the studio as production cooperation, after director [[Masato Sato]] became the director (most likely because that those episodes were not fully outsourced so the company name was not credited). Back then, director Sato altered the anime character design - from [[Masatomo Sudo]] to [[Mari Tominaga]]; owing to the lack of proficiency on the strangeness character design, her exquisite drawing style was affected upon that. However, there were many signs indicating that she was impersonating those superb animators' style from that time - the quintessential [[Keiko Sasaki]] styled character eyes (episode 360); along with the character face shapes in Mari Tominaga's style (episode 367).

	Kawashima's art style in ''Detective Conan'' anime can be described as unsteady; yet she contributed to many impressive frames and even performed exceedingly wonderful at times with her corrected frames (especially during the Masato Sato period when there ~~were~~ a shortage of ~~aniamtors~~). Nonetheless, she ceased serving as animation director after the 2nd part of [[Metropolitan Police Detective Love Story 7]]; her position was then offered to [[Ayako Tauchi]]. She eventually quit the production team after finishing the key animation work of [[Metropolitan Police Detective Love Story - Fake Wedding]], along with the studio.		Kawashima's art style in ''Detective Conan'' anime can be described as unsteady; yet she contributed to many impressive frames and even performed exceedingly wonderful at times with her corrected frames (especially during the Masato Sato period when there was a shortage of animator). Nonetheless, she ceased serving as animation director after the 2nd part of [[Metropolitan Police Detective Love Story 7]]; her position was then offered to [[Ayako Tauchi]]. She eventually quit the production team after finishing the key animation work of [[Metropolitan Police Detective Love Story - Fake Wedding]], along with the studio.

	== Works in [[Detective Conan]] ==		== Works in [[Detective Conan]] ==

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	Starting with the 2nd part of [[The Similar Princesses]], the episodes that she worked on started to credit the studio as production cooperation, after director [[Masato Sato]] became the director (most likely because that those episodes were not fully outsourced so the company name was not credited). Back then, director Sato altered the anime character design - from [[Masatomo Sudo]] to [[Mari Tominaga]]; owing to the lack of proficiency on the strangeness character design, her exquisite drawing style was affected upon that. However, there were many signs indicating that she was impersonating those superb animators' style from that time - the quintessential [[Keiko Sasaki]] styled character eyes (episode 360); along with the character face shapes in Mari Tominaga's style (episode 367).		Starting with the 2nd part of [[The Similar Princesses]], the episodes that she worked on started to credit the studio as production cooperation, after director [[Masato Sato]] became the director (most likely because that those episodes were not fully outsourced so the company name was not credited). Back then, director Sato altered the anime character design - from [[Masatomo Sudo]] to [[Mari Tominaga]]; owing to the lack of proficiency on the strangeness character design, her exquisite drawing style was affected upon that. However, there were many signs indicating that she was impersonating those superb animators' style from that time - the quintessential [[Keiko Sasaki]] styled character eyes (episode 360); along with the character face shapes in Mari Tominaga's style (episode 367).

	Kawashima's art style in ''Detective Conan'' anime can be described as unsteady; ~~at times~~ she performed exceedingly wonderful with her corrected frames. ~~Noentheless~~, she ceased serving as animation director after the 2nd part of [[Metropolitan Police Detective Love Story 7]]; her position was then offered to [[Ayako Tauchi]]. She eventually quit the production team after finishing the key animation work of [[Metropolitan Police Detective Love Story - Fake Wedding]], along with the studio.		Kawashima's art style in ''Detective Conan'' anime can be described as unsteady; yet she contributed to many impressive frames and even performed exceedingly wonderful at times with her corrected frames (especially during the Masato Sato period when there were a shortage of aniamtors). Nonetheless, she ceased serving as animation director after the 2nd part of [[Metropolitan Police Detective Love Story 7]]; her position was then offered to [[Ayako Tauchi]]. She eventually quit the production team after finishing the key animation work of [[Metropolitan Police Detective Love Story - Fake Wedding]], along with the studio.

	== Works in [[Detective Conan]] ==		== Works in [[Detective Conan]] ==

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	== Biography ==		== Biography ==
	Kawashima joined the production of the ''Detective Conan'' anime in 1996, starting with [[Pro Soccer Player Blackmail Case]], and served as a regular key animator for anime episodes. In 2002, she began to work as an animation director, starting with the 1st part of [[The Secret Rushed Omission]]; she replaced [[Keiichi Ishida]], a former regular animation director, in terms of the position.		Akiko Kawashima joined the production of the ''Detective Conan'' anime in 1996, starting with [[Pro Soccer Player Blackmail Case]], and served as a regular key animator for anime episodes. In 2002, she began to work as an animation director, starting with the 1st part of [[The Secret Rushed Omission]]; she replaced [[Keiichi Ishida]], a former regular animation director, in terms of the position. Thereafter, she officially delegated the studio for ''Detective Conan'' production, being the core animator of Sunshine Corporation.

	~~Kawashima only started to delegate the studio and do animation directing work from~~ the 2nd part of [[The Similar Princesses]] ~~onwards~~ (most likely because that those episodes were not fully outsourced so the company name was not credited). ~~After~~ that, she ~~constantly worked under~~ the ~~episodes done by Sunshine Corporation~~, ~~but also~~ quit the production team after finishing the key animation work of [[Metropolitan Police Detective Love Story - Fake Wedding]], along with the studio.		Starting with the 2nd part of [[The Similar Princesses]], the episodes that she worked on started to credit the studio as production cooperation, after director [[Masato Sato]] became the director (most likely because that those episodes were not fully outsourced so the company name was not credited). Back then, director Sato altered the anime character design - from [[Masatomo Sudo]] to [[Mari Tominaga]]; owing to the lack of proficiency on the strangeness character design, her exquisite drawing style was affected upon that. However, there were many signs indicating that she was impersonating those superb animators' style from that time - the quintessential [[Keiko Sasaki]] styled character eyes (episode 360); along with the character face shapes in Mari Tominaga's style (episode 367).

			Kawashima's art style in ''Detective Conan'' anime can be described as unsteady; at times she performed exceedingly wonderful with her corrected frames. Noentheless, she ceased serving as animation director after the 2nd part of [[Metropolitan Police Detective Love Story 7]]; her position was then offered to [[Ayako Tauchi]]. She eventually quit the production team after finishing the key animation work of [[Metropolitan Police Detective Love Story - Fake Wedding]], along with the studio.

	== Works in [[Detective Conan]] ==		== Works in [[Detective Conan]] ==

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