

東京ゴッドファーザーズ
One Christmas Eve, Hana, Gin, and Miyuki are rummaging for presents through heaps of garbage when they chance upon an abandoned baby in the cold winter night. Appalled at the pitiful sight, Hana's maternal instincts kick in and she insists on finding the baby's biological mother to demand an explanation. Naming the baby Kiyoko—meaning pure child—they begin their search using the possible clues left alongside her: a mysterious key and a single note. However, their plans are soon thrown into disar...
Tokyo Godfathers received an Excellence Prize at the 2003 Japan Media Arts Festival. It also won Best Animation Film at the 58th Mainichi Film Awards.
Three strangers find a baby in the trash and chase a miracle through Tokyo’s midnight chaos.
On a freezing Christmas Eve in Tokyo, three down‑and‑out strangers—Hana, a hardened ex‑con with a soft spot for lost souls; Gin, a disgraced former cop nursing a drinking problem; and Miyuki, a teenage runaway with a talent for street magic—scavenge the city’s trash heaps for anything they can sell. Their routine is shattered when they uncover a swaddled infant abandoned among the refuse. The baby, clutching a tiny key and a cryptic note, ignites Hana’s long‑suppressed maternal instincts, and the trio impulsively christen her Kiyoko, meaning “pure child.” Determined to reunite the child with her parents, they embark on a chaotic midnight trek across the sprawling metropolis, following the flimsy clues left behind. Their odyssey becomes a kaleidoscope of urban oddities: a frantic chase through a neon‑lit pachinko parlor, a showdown with a yakuza‑run orphanage, and a heartfelt encounter with a lonely street performer who may hold the key to Kiyoko’s past. Along the way, each of the three discovers fragments of their own broken histories, confronting regrets and yearning for redemption. As the night unfolds, the city’s harsh edges soften, revealing that family isn’t always blood‑bound—sometimes it’s forged in the most unexpected of circumstances, delivering a Christmas miracle that reshapes all their lives.
Tokyo Godfathers has 1 episodes.
Tokyo Godfathers is currently finished airing.
Tokyo Godfathers was produced by Madhouse.
Tokyo Godfathers aired Nov 8, 2003.
Tokyo Godfathers is based on a Original.
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Gin
Main
CV: Emori, Toru

Hana
Main
CV: Umegaki, Yoshiaki

Miyuki
Main
CV: Okamoto, Aya

Akiko
Supporting

Cat Lady
Supporting
CV: Shibata, Rie

Doctor
Supporting
CV: Ootsuka, Akio

Ishida
Supporting
CV: Yara, Yuusaku

Kiyoko
Supporting
CV: Noto, Mamiko

Kiyoko
Supporting
CV: Koorogi, Satomi

Kurumizawa
Supporting
CV: Inuyama, Inuko

Mitsuo
Supporting
CV: Koyama, Rikiya

Ohta
Supporting
CV: Iizuka, Shouzou
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