Evaluation and impressions of Doraemon's traffic safety education animation "Don't jump out" Part II

Traffic Safety, Doraemon, Part II: Stop Jumping Out - A Masterpiece of Educational Animation

"It's Traffic Safety, Doraemon Part II: Stop Jumping Out" is an educational animated film released in 1990 as an OVA. The film is based on the original work by Fujiko F. Fujio and was produced by Tobunsha, Asahi Tsushinsha, and Shin-Ei Animation. Although it is a short film with only one episode and 16 minutes, it is packed with important messages to teach children the importance of road safety.

story

The story of this work is simple, with Doraemon and his friends learning about road safety. In particular, it focuses on the theme of "don't run out into the street," and shows the importance of being careful when going out onto the road and obeying traffic signals. There are humorous scenes using Doraemon's secret gadgets, so children can learn while having fun.

character

Doraemon: A cat-shaped robot from the future who uses secret gadgets to help his friends. He also uses gadgets to teach road safety.
Nobita: The main character and Doraemon's friend. He grows as he learns about road safety.
Shizuka: Nobita's friend who shares knowledge about road safety and guides everyone.
Gian: Nobita's friend who teaches him the importance of following the rules regarding road safety.
Suneo: Nobita's friend who deepens his knowledge about road safety and learns together with everyone.

Background

This work was produced as part of road safety education. In the 1990s in Japan, traffic accidents had become a social problem, and there was a need to raise awareness of road safety, especially among children. Therefore, the concept of using Doraemon, a character that is familiar to children, to convey the importance of road safety was born.

Tohoshinki, Asahi Tsushinsha, and Shin-Ei Animation were involved in the production, and each company's technology and experience were utilized to create a high-quality animation. Shin-Ei Animation is particularly known for producing the Doraemon series, and they have used their know-how to provide children with easy-to-understand stories and visuals.

Evaluation and impact

"Doraemon, Be Safe on the Roads Part II: Don't Jump Out" was highly praised as an educational animation. It was shown in schools and public facilities as an effective way to teach children the importance of road safety, and many children learned about road safety through this work. It was also highly praised by parents and teachers as a program that children can learn from while having fun.

The influence of this work extends not only to traffic safety education but also to the production of animation for children. The Doraemon series provides various knowledge to children by dealing with educational themes, while also being entertaining. This has reaffirmed the importance of balancing education and entertainment in the production of animation for children.

Recommended points

Here are some reasons why I recommend this work:

• Educational value : The film is shown in schools and public venues as an effective means of imparting knowledge about road safety to children, allowing them to learn while having fun.
• Entertainment : Children will enjoy watching the humorous scenes using Doraemon's secret gadgets and interacting with his friends.
• Attractive characters : Doraemon and his friends are attractive and easy for children to relate to, so children can learn about road safety in a natural way.
• Production quality : A high-quality animation has been completed, taking advantage of the technology and experience of Tohoshinki, Asahi Tsushinsha, and Shin-Ei Animation, especially the know-how of Shin-Ei Animation's Doraemon series.

Related Titles

"Traffic Safety Doraemon Part II: Stop Jumping Out" was produced as part of the Doraemon series, so be sure to check out the related works below.

• It's Traffic Safety, Doraemon Part I : This work conveys basic knowledge about traffic safety. This is also highly regarded as an educational anime.
• Doraemon: Nobita's Dinosaur : A film in the Doraemon series, this is a popular story about adventure and friendship. It also includes a scene about road safety.
• Doraemon: Nobita's Space Adventure : This movie from the Doraemon series has a spectacular story set in space. It also includes a scene about road safety.

summary

"Traffic Safety, Doraemon, Part II: Stop Jumping Out" is an educational animated film and OVA released in 1990. Based on the original work by Fujiko F. Fujio, it was produced by Tobunsha, Asahi Tsushinsha, and Shin-Ei Animation, and although it is only one episode and only 16 minutes long, it is packed with important messages to teach children the importance of road safety.

This work was produced as part of road safety education, and the concept was to use Doraemon, a character that is familiar to children, to convey the importance of road safety. Tobunsha, Asahi Tsushinsha, and Shinei Animation were involved in the production, and each company's technology and experience were utilized to create a high-quality animation.

"Doraemon, Be Safe on the Road! Part II: Don't Jump Out!" was highly praised as an educational animation and was shown in schools and public facilities as an effective way to teach children the importance of road safety. It was also highly praised by parents and teachers as a program that children can learn from while having fun. The influence of this work extends beyond road safety education to the production of children's animations.

The points that make this work a good recommendation are its educational value, entertainment value, charming characters, and production quality. Other related works you might want to check out include "Doraemon: Stay Safe on the Roads Part I," "Doraemon: Nobita's Dinosaur," and "Doraemon: Nobita's Space Exploration History."