Kentarô Haneda(1949-2007)

Kentarô Haneda was born on 12 January 1949 in Tokyo, Japan. He was a composer, known for Virus (1980), I Want To (1979) and Space Adventure Cobra (1982). He died on 2 June 2007 in Shinjuku, Tokyo, Japan.

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Wataru seken wa oni bakari
7.8
TV Series
- Composer (as Kentaro Haneda)
- 1990–2011
Space Battleship Yamato Resurrection
6.7
- Composer (as Kentaro Haneda)
- 2009
Thunderbirds 2086
7.1
TV Series
- Composer (as Kentaro Haneda, music composed by)
- 1982–2008
Tokusou Sentai Dekaranger vs Abaranger
6.8
Video
- Composer (as Kentaro Haneda)
- 2005
Doraemon: Nobita and the Legend of the Sun King
7.1
- composer (as Kentaro Haneda)
- 2000
Yamato 2520
7.1
TV Series
- Composer
- 1994–1996
Calico Cat Holmes and the Lord of the Haunted Castle
TV Special
- Composer (as Kentaro Haneda)
- 1992
Dear Brother
7.5
TV Series
- Composer (as Kentaro Haneda)
- 1991–1992
San Chôme no Yûhi
TV Series
- Composer (as Kentaro Haneda)
- 1990–1991
Sayonara konnichiwa
- Composer (as Kentaro Haneda)
- 1990
Project A-Ko 4: Final
6.3
Video
- Composer (as Kentaro Haneda, composed by)
- 1989
Seishun kazoku
TV Series
- Composer (as Kentaro Haneda)
- 1989
Tooyama Sakura Uchu Cho: Yatsu no Na wa Gold
Video
- Composer (as Kentaro Haneda)
- 1988
Wakarenu riyû
6.1
- Composer (as Kentaro Haneda)
- 1987
Passenger: Sugisarishi hibi
5.4
- Composer (as Kentaro Haneda)
- 1987

Wataru Seken wa Oni bakari: 3-Hour Special
TV Special
- as Kentaro Haneda
- 2017
Wataru seken wa oni bakari: 2015 Special
TV Mini Series
- composer: stock music (as Kentaro Haneda)
- 2015
Dragon Ball Z: Super Butoden 2
7.4
Video Game
- composer: additional music (as Kentaro Haneda)
- 1993
Super Dimension Fortress Macross
8.5
TV Series
- music compositor (as Kentaro Haneda)
- 1982
Nutcracker Fantasy
6.7
- music adaptor
- music arranger (as Kentaro Haneda)
- 1979

Doraemon: Nobita and the Legend of the Sun King
7.1
- Soundtrack ("Doraemon no Uta" (Doraemon's Song), "Kono Hoshi no Dokoka de" (Somewhere on This Planet))
- 2000
Barefoot Gen
8.0
- music: "Ima sugu ai ga hoshî", "Doko kara kite doko e yuku no ka"
- 1983
Space Warriors Baldios
7.0
- music: "Omoide Blue Dream" (Memory Blue Dream)
- 1981
Space Warrior Baldios
7.5
TV Series
- arranger: "Ashita no Ikiro Baldios", "Marine inochi no tabi"
- writer: "Ashita no Ikiro Baldios", "Marine inochi no tabi"
- 1980–1981
Treasure Island
8.4
TV Series
- music: "Takarajima" (Treasure Island) (Opening song), "Chiisana Funanori" (A Little Seaman) (Ending song)
- 1978–1987
Untitled Concert
TV Series
- arranger: "Theme"
- writer: "Theme"
- 1964

Trivia
He desired to make classical music easier and more accessible to the public, and to this cause he made appearances on TV and at concerts.

Quotes
My long-held beliefs are that the music must be beautiful and we must be happy with it. This is the policy I kept as I created my own world of sound.