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Animated children's story about a nonconformist but brave frog. Bunna wants to challenge his community's status quo by learning about the world outside. (Source: AniDB)

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Considered a shanzhai version of Crayon Shin-chan. Dudu is a kindergartner who gets in to lots of trouble while making frequent butt/fart jokes. Most episodes revolve around him and his friends that usually end with a recap half-heartedly attempting a moral lesson to be taught.

An anthropomorphic dog tires to do his best but makes careless errors. Such as cleaning the floors and dumping the bucket of dirty water out the window...which drenches a teacher walking by. He always tries to apologize for his mistakes.

An educational film about fire safety starring Kyoro-chan.

Music video for the song Mama ga Hakuchou Datta Hi by Yuko Doi that was featured on NHK's Minna no Uta program. The video was animated by Kouji Nanke.

Having not only a narrator that enhances the educational aspect of the show, it also stars "super" seven heroes based on the five physical senses in addition to the two mental senses (nonsense and common sense). Noonbory (the main character) is considered to have the ability for common sense. The settings include the four seasons that make up the Technicolor world of Toobalooba. The cast of villains include Wangury and his band of Bullygury pirates, a lonely girl named Rosygury and an abominable snowman named Coldygury that can throw snowballs from his hat when he is angry at "somebory" or "somegury." (Source: Wikipedia)

Kemy is an animation series with some educational undertones targeting 5~7-year-old kids. The entire series is set against the backdrop of a supermarket. Viewing the animations, children will be able to imagine themselves in amidst all a supermarket has to offer. Children can Kemy and his quest to figure out the answers to everyday questions. Buka and Chaka do not reprise their roles in this season. (Source: korean-products.com)

The story of a young boy who uses his electric super powers to help the innocent.

Short videos to commemorate the releases of volumes 9 and 10 of Ochibi-san.

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A short musical of Hanakappa double-billed with the first film. It aired before the main feature started.

Movie of Yuuto-kun ga Iku.

6.5-centimeter tall Degirdians fall to Earth in their spacecraft while chasing fugitives. Their spaceship transforms into a capsule toy stand near a toy store and a human boy accidentally takes home one of the aliens thinking it's a capsule toy. They befriend a human boy and try to figure out a way to get home all while fighting off the evil alien.

A series of shorts broadcasted on Kids Station. The star a Panda (with other animals present) as they do quick skits usually revolving around singing, dancing, and exercise.

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A song by Tomoyo Harada & Keiichi Suzuki. "Rain falls in the mountain, dancing on the ground. Forming a small stream of water a mischievous bear runs by the stream. Silently he looks down at the water, and wonders if there is a fish…" (Source: Yamamura Animation)

The second season of I Love Me.

An educational film about traffic safety.

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Our glistening hero quartet lands in hot water in Turning the Tera Tide! Watch Piplup, Greninja, Quaxly, and Palafin as they encounter a Dondozo with a mucky attitude!

Twin City, as legend has it, is an evil city which was born at the time when Crystal City was created. There is a mirror-like lake above the city which has a horrifying power. It enables people to face the darkest side deep within their hearts. This darkness manifests as the person's opposite. The heroes must send these malicious beings back to their realm before they tear Crystal City apart.

G.G. Bond finally won the appreciation of Princess Crystal and moved to Crystal City. But conspiracy traps lurk in the darkness out to frame G.G. Bond an ruin his good name.

Various people try to write a small letter to those significant in their lives.

A young woman reminisces about the autumn season.

Second season of the Gan Gan Ganko-chan anime series.

A Christmas song done by the cast of Lalala Lala-chan for everyone to sing-a-long and dance to.

A children's musical VHS about a magical girl and her family who move the Earth and encounter issues transitions to a life that isn't focused on magic.

Anime about dog-like alien Nonkuro.

A movie adaptation of Heo Gyun's novel, The Tale Of Hong Gildong, taking the character into science-fiction setting.

Boku Wa Ou-sama is a show based on a book series by Teruo Teramura and Shizuko Wakayama. The first book came out in 1959 and 49 more volumes followed, making it one of the most popular children's book in Japan. The books and the anime follow the misadventures of Ou-sama, a silly, gluttonous, lazy but overall very lovely and cute king as he seeks elephant eggs (they make the biggest omelets, his favorite dish!) hide toys in the forest just to prank his three wise counselors, or ride the bike around the castle.

A music video for the song by Islands that was featured on NHK's Minna no Uta program.

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A stop-motion animated film based on a folk tale of the same name.

This Korean and Chinese co-production series focuses on Tao, a young boy with magical powers, as he attends school to become a wizard. Each episode was composed of two stories. (Source: Wiki)

Released by JCI (Junior Chamber International) Japan to promote self awareness and appreciation of "Japan's soul". Manubu's mother leaves him with his uncle, grandmother and niece Kiyomi to spend his summer vacation. Him being a real city brat he has no real appreciation for nature and the outdoors and the values of life. He will soon learn differently... (Source: AniDB)

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A fusion of drawn animation, stop-motion animation, and live-action sequences. Go! Go! Veggie-tan tells a quirky tale of a tomato and eggplant that fell to Earth from their spaceship after a meteorite hit them and they became enchanted by local playground equipment.

A music video for the song Kabocha no Ojisan by Tetsuo Miyoshi. Aired as part of NHK's Minna no Uta program.

Music video for the song Kaze to Tomoni by Japanese rock band Elephant Kashimashi that was featured on NHK's Minna no Uta program. The song was released as the title track for the band's 49th single on July 26, 2017, which included a DVD with the music video. It was animated by Kunio Katou.

A traffic safety anime starring the cast of Ninja Hattori-kun.

A traffic safety anime starring the cast of Muumin commissioned by Toyota Motor.

The 3-part series commissioned by Japan Construction Training Center for educational purposes (to elementary schools originally) shows how civil engineering has developed Japan into the country it is now. Part 1: Takes place in the Nara period and covers Chinese Buddhist monks which came to Japan and taught the people Buddhism and how to construct and fix bridges and pods to improve the lives of farmers suffering from drought and taxes in what is currently the Hyoujo Prefecture. Part 2: Takes place in the Sengoku period and covers Takeda Shingen and how the Kai Province was always plagued by the violent river rains dues to the mountain region surrounding them to them causing the Kofu Basin to flood. He funneled man-power into developing a system of flood control using stone embankments and planting tree lines. The civil engineering project is also the foundation for the Roushigumi which later became the Shinsengumi in the Edo period. Part 3: Takes place in the Edo period and covers the Meiji government wantin to catch up with the rest of the world's technology and hired many foreigners to implement the success of the Western world's industrial revolution. "Contract foreigners" (oyatoi gaikokujin) brought knowledge of: lighthouses, railways, ports, water supplies, improved flood control, and education. The railways specifically were handled by the British railway engineer Edmund Morel who was a mere 28 year old. The project was completed in 2 years connecting Tokyo to Yokohama in 1872 as Japan's first railroad and first two railroad stations. Unfortunately Morel had tuberculosis and died in right before the projected completed but he advised many Japanese scholars and engineers on railway production in his own home til his dead which lead to the boom of ever-so-famous-and-successful Japanese railway system.

Animated music video that aired as part of TV Asahi's Pika Pika Ongakukan program.

A music video for the song "Egao ni Dai Sekkin" by Osaka Performance Doll. Aired as part of NHK's Minna no Uta program.

An NHK toddler's anime following a brother and sister pair in their every day life (with some eps revolving around their baby brother).

For those of you who play the "Pokémon" series but don't use "Pokémon HOME", I'd like to introduce you to the charm of "Pokémon HOME"! (Source: Official YouTube Channel)

A short video illustrating different stretching postures and movements for skeletal-muscular screening purposes.

The feelings of an love parents give to their newborn child. They wish for their precious child to never forget how much they mean the world to them.

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A song about how encounters in your casual life and ability to connect with others through smiling is a treasure that carries with you for a lifetime.

An inspirational song about it is difficult to dream when being scolded but encourages kids to allow themselves to feel these emotions because it is vital in growing up.

An educational film about abstract thought.

A university student dreams of becoming a ballet dancer. She feels like she can't ever achieve it but goes through a period of self-reflection of what makes her happy.

A young couple enjoys the summer beach side and hope that their next summer is just as fun and full of love.

Children play hide-and-seek.

An NHK toddler's anime following animals and their adventures.

Short educational videos teaching children English words.

6 children sit in front of the classroom and constantly gossip. When one of them is absent for three days due to a cold, the rest remain quiet as they don't want to leave the other child out from day-to-day gossip.

The Soul Tree, the great source of our race. But for its ultimate power and by those whose minds were blinded by it, it also became the catastrophic cause that had brought never-ending wars between the tribes. Tortured by the agonies of the wars, the leaders of the tribes finally came to a peace agreement that they would instead open a competition. Players, equipped with special watches and shields, compete against each other as winner’s tribe would be awarded with Materion, the sacred fruit of the Soul Tree. These brave players, who throw themselves in this fierce fight, we call them the Runningman. (Source: Official YouTube Channel)

Yu Sakai, the composer and singer of the song, found his 4th grade diary at his parents' house. Within the pages he recounted how scary his fisherman father was. As an adult, it seems like every time Sakai returns home, his father's back seems smaller and smaller.

An educational film about traffic safety staring Aladdin and the Genie from the magic lamp.

A music video adaptation of the classic Japanese children's game. The game is similar to the game Red Rover in the Western world. (Source: Wiki)

Celebrating the 1,000th anniversary of Hikaru Genji, the protagonist of The Tale of Genji.

An educational film about love and respect. Tamiko (17) and Masao (15) are cousins. They grew up together as siblings but in adulthood they wanted to wed each other. However Tamiko's sister-in-law was jealous and tried to tear them apart by forcing Tamiko to marry another man.

In a world where past and future connect, cute little catgirl Wappi-chan learns the meaning of Japanese culture by interacting with the strange beings and spirits who inhabit Watt Warp Town. (Source: The Anime Encyclopedia)

A music video about a cat named Yume (which also means "dream" in Japanese). The song itself parodies the songs Der Flohwalzer (in Japan named as Neko Fun Jatta / I Stepped on a Cat) and Beautiful Dreamer (Yumemiru Hito) depending on whether or not "Yume" is being seen as a real cat or as a metaphorical dream or as a dream Yume the cat is having. The music video was aired for 1 month before becoming lost media. In 2016 the Minna no Uta Hakkutsu Project (Minna no Uta Excavation Project) was able to find discover a copy and the music video was saved and re-aired once again after 34 years.

Collaboration episodes between Aware! Meisaku-kun and Human Academy Robot Kyoushitsu, a robot building academy workshop with courses aimed towards pre-school to middle school aged children.

Another Minna no Uta adaptation of Chiisai Aki Mitsuketa.

Claymation about a loving blob mother and her blob son. Each episode is a simple glimpse into their 'normal' lives.

Music video for the song Melon no Kirime by Fumie Hosokawa that was featured on NHK's Minna no Uta program. The video was animated by Yuuji Moriyama.

Various classic Japanese fairy tales told for child aged audiences.

A music video for the song "Tenkousei wa Uchuujin" by BAKUFU-SLUMP. Aired as part of NHK's Minna no Uta program.

A prequel TV series setting up for the Zhu Zhu Xia: Zhong Ji Jue Zhan feature film. G.G. Bond's father while exploring ruins gets sucked into a dimension of evil through the Dark Gate. He is bestowed power and knowledge and becomes corrupted as the King of Darkness. Ancient monsters are sent through the cracks of the gate to attack G.G. Bond and his team as the 5 elemental powers are stronger than the King of Darkness. By weakening the team, only then can the King of Darkness forcibly open the gate to unless a reign of terror on the Fairy Tale world.

A fairy-tale telling the story of a wealthy, spoiled princess Katharine who got changed into "normal" girl by a Witch and now have to live among common village folks adapting to their modest lifestyle. *Part of the series of films produced with cooperation of: Japan's Central Council for Financial Services Information and Bank of Japan Public Relations Department.

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Music video for the song Kotobadori by Tomoyo Harada that was featured on NHK's Minna no Uta program. The video was animated by Masahiro Okano.

A song about an alarm clock being used every day.

Music video about craddling a baby to sleep for song by Bonny Jacks featured on NHK's Minna no Uta.

New anime project for Zenryoku Usagi.

Primary school student G.G. Bond is eager for the 2008 Beijing Olympics when he is dragged back in time to the competitive islander of Olympus. His only hope to return is to recover the "Keyinuoer” diamond from the dragon who guards it at the peak of Bright Mountain. He can only do this if he wins the island's athletic competitions. He has the power of a super lollipop which enhances his athletic abilities for only a few minutes, but must face up against sports genius Super Qiang if he hopes to ever go home. (Source: Wikipedia)

An educational film about traffic safety staring Little Red Riding Hood.

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A short anime that airs within "Enkame: That's Enka Tainment" (and enka variety show) program on Asahi TV. It follows a cast of ice cream characters.

A boy and his grandfather love playing trains at home. Even if it means he has to cut baseball practice early.

Five anthropomorphic animal friends bond over their ukulele training. Aired as part of TOKYO MX's "Everybody! Nico Rich" show.

An educational "don't play with fire" safety video for kids featuring characters from the classic Saiyuuki folktale.