"Tsumori Gecko": A heartwarming story and the charm of music that everyone can learn from songs

"Tsumori Gecko" - A short anime from NHK that can be enjoyed by both children and adults

"Tsumori Gecko" is a short animated film that was broadcast on NHK Educational TV in April 2015. The film aims to provide viewers with laughter and emotion in just two minutes. Although the original work is listed as "other," it is an original work with no specific original work, and the characters and images were created by Teruhiro Kobayashi and Keisuke Kamiya.

Story and Characters

"Tsuri Gecko" is a story about a gecko character. Gecko is a humorous character who uses the word "tsumori" (pretending to be) a lot and tries to get by with everything. The story depicts how this gecko repeatedly uses "tsumori" in various situations, confusing and making people around him laugh.

For example, there is a scene where Gecko says, "Today is going to be a sports day," but actually does nothing, and another scene where Gecko says, "I'm going to be hungry," but doesn't eat. These scenes convey the message to children that it is important to not just "pretend," but to actually take action.

Visuals and Music

The visuals were created by Keisuke Kamiya, and are simple yet colorful, with designs that will catch children's attention. The backgrounds are bright, and the characters' movements are humorous, making for a visual treat. Music also plays an important role, with light-hearted melodies that liven up the story. In particular, the music creates a comical atmosphere in the scene where Yamori repeatedly says "tsumori."

Educational value

"Tsumori Gecko" has an educational element that conveys the message to children that it is important to not only "intentionally" do something, but also to actually take action. For example, in a scene where Gecko says he is "going to study" but actually does nothing, the show teaches viewers that it is important to not only "intentionally" do something, but also to actually take action. Such educational messages contribute to children's development and are also beneficial for parents and teachers.

Viewers' reactions

"Tsuru Gecko" is popular with a wide range of viewers, from children to adults. Children in particular are drawn to the gecko's humorous character and the word "intoshiki" (to intend), and can watch the show with a laugh. Meanwhile, the gecko's actions often make adults think about their own "intentions." Additionally, there are many posts on social media quoting scenes from "Tsuru Gecko," making it a place for communication with viewers.

Background

"Tsumi Gecko" was produced as part of the "Minna no Uta" slot on NHK Educational TV. "Minna no Uta" aims to provide short animations that can be enjoyed by children and adults alike, and "Tsumi Gecko" was produced as part of that. The character designs were done by Teruhiro Kobayashi, and the video was created by Keisuke Kamiya. The collaboration between the two men resulted in a visually enjoyable work.

Copyright

The copyright of "Tsumori Gecko" belongs to NHK, and any unauthorized duplication or distribution is prohibited. Viewers are encouraged to watch the program through NHK's official channels or official website.

Recommendations and ratings

"Tsumori Gecko" has been highly praised as a short animated film that can be enjoyed by both children and adults. It has been particularly well received by viewers for its humorous characters and educational message. It has also been praised for delivering laughter and emotion to viewers in just two minutes.

We recommend this film to a wide range of viewers, from children to adults. We especially recommend this film to parents and teachers, as it conveys to children the message that it is important to actually take action, not just to "intentionally" do something. We also recommend this film to adults, as a part of their self-development, as the gecko's actions make them think about their own "intentions."

Related Titles

Like "Tsumori Gecko," the following short animated works have been broadcast on NHK Educational TV's "Minna no Uta" slot:

• "Dancing Pompokorin" - A short animated series that aired in 1990, it shows a character named Pompokorin dancing.
• "Dango 3 Brothers" - A short animated film that aired in 1999, it tells the story of the adventures of the Dango brothers.
• "The Old Clock" - A short animated film aired in 1960 that tells the story of an old clock.

Like "Tsumori Yamori," these works are also highly regarded as short animated films that can be enjoyed by both children and adults. By watching these works together, viewers can enjoy the world of "Minna no Uta" even more deeply.

summary

"Tsumori Gecko" is a short animated film that was broadcast on NHK Educational TV's "Minna no Uta" slot. It aims to bring laughter and emotion to viewers in its short two-minute run, and is supported by a wide range of viewers from children to adults. In particular, the humorous characters and educational message are popular with viewers. The program also touched on the production background and copyright, providing viewers with useful information. The program recommends the show to a wide range of viewers, from children to adults, and is especially recommended for parents and teachers. Other related works introduced include "Odoru Pompokorin," "Dango 3 Kyoudai," and "Great Old Clock." By watching these works as well, viewers can enjoy the world of "Minna no Uta" even more deeply.