"Kogukutsuite": A thorough analysis of the moving story born from NHK's famous song

"Wooden Boots" - A historical masterpiece of folk songs

"Kogutsuite" is one of the most memorable works in the NHK "Minna no Uta" series. This anime, which was broadcast in December 1964, captivated many viewers with its unique worldview and beautiful images. In this article, we will delve deeply into the detailed information and appeal of "Kogutsuite," as well as introduce other related works and recommendations for viewers.

Overview

"Wooden Boots" is part of a TV anime series that was broadcast on NHK Educational TV (now NHK E-Tele). The original media is listed as "other," and it is an original work with no specific original work. It was broadcast in December 1964, and although it was short, with only two minutes and one episode, the content was very dense and left a strong impression on viewers.

The animation was produced by Shuichi Nakahara, and the copyright is held by NHK. This work is one of the earliest in the NHK "Minna no Uta" series, and is said to have had a major influence on subsequent series.

Story and Themes

"Wooden Shoes" is a story about a girl who walks in wooden shoes on a cold winter day. As she walks through the snow, the girl conveys the message that even if her wooden shoes are cold, her heart is warm. The theme of this work is the strength to face the cold and difficulties, and the warmth of the heart, and it gives courage and hope to the viewers.

The story is very simple, but that simplicity resonates deeply with the audience. The girl's expressions and movements, combined with the beautiful snowy scenery in the background, move the audience. The lyrics are also very beautiful, and together with the memorable melody, they capture the hearts of the audience.

Animation Features

The animation of "Kogukuite" is drawn by Shuichi Nakahara with his unique touch. The girl's expressions and movements are very realistic, allowing the viewer to share her emotions. The snowy scenery in the background is also very beautiful, giving the viewer the feeling of looking at a painting.

The animation's use of color is also distinctive, with blues and whites as the main colors, evoking a cold feeling, but also incorporating warm colors to express the warmth of the girl's heart. This color use enhances the overall atmosphere of the work.

Music and lyrics

The music for "Kogutsuitei" was composed by composer Yoshinao Nakata. Nakata has worked on many songs in the "Minna no Uta" series, and his beautiful melodies are loved by many viewers. The melody of "Kogutsuitei" is also very beautiful and memorable.

The lyrics were written by lyricist Michio Yamagami. Yamagami has written many songs in the "Minna no Uta" series, and his poems resonate deeply with viewers. The lyrics of "Kogutsuite" are also very beautiful, expressing the warmth of the young girl's heart.

Viewers' reactions

"Wooden Boots" has been loved by many viewers since it was first broadcast. Children in particular learned the strength to face the cold and difficulties, and the warmth of the heart, through this work. Adults also felt nostalgic as they were reminded of their own childhood through this work.

Even after it was broadcast, "Kogutsuitei" continued to be popular with many viewers, and was rebroadcast and made into a DVD, etc. Furthermore, with the spread of the Internet, it became possible to watch it on video sharing sites such as YouTube, and it became even more beloved by an even larger audience.

Related works and recommendations

"Wooden Boots" is one of the most memorable works in the "Minna no Uta" series, but there are many other wonderful works. Below, we will introduce some works that we would particularly like to recommend in the "Minna no Uta" series, just like "Wooden Boots".

"Grandpa's Old Clock"

"Grandpa's Old Clock" is a work from the "Minna no Uta" series that was broadcast in 1961. It is a touching story that depicts the bonds of family and the passage of time through an old clock. The animation is very beautiful and the music is also very moving. Like "Wooden Boots," it is a work that will deeply move the viewer.

"Big Old Clock"

"Big Ben" is a work from the "Minna no Uta" series that was broadcast in 1962. It is a touching story that depicts the bonds of family and the passage of time through an old clock. The animation is very beautiful and the music is also very moving. Like "Kogukutsu wa", it is a work that deeply moves the viewer.

"A Town Where Snow Falls"

"In a Snowy Town" is a work from the "Minna no Uta" series that was broadcast in 1963. The work tells the story of a girl walking through a snowy town. The animation is very beautiful and the music is touching. Like "Wooden Boots," it is a work that deeply moves the viewer.

summary

"Wooden Boots" is one of the most memorable works in the NHK "Minna no Uta" series, and has captivated many viewers with its unique worldview and beautiful images. The work has themes of strength in facing the cold and difficulties, and warmth of the heart, giving viewers courage and hope. The beauty of the animation and music has also been highly praised.

"Kogutsuitei" has been loved by many viewers since it was first broadcast, and has been rebroadcast and released on DVD. Furthermore, with the spread of the Internet, it has become possible to watch it on video sharing sites such as YouTube, and it has become even more popular. "Kogutsuitei" is one of the works in the "Minna no Uta" series that I would especially like to recommend, and I hope many people will watch it.

In addition, I introduced "Grandpa's Old Clock," "Big Ben," and "In a Snowy Town" as works that I would particularly recommend from the "Minna no Uta" series, just like "Wooden Boots." These works, like "Wooden Boots," are also deeply moving to the viewer, and I hope many people will watch them.