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The episodes will present topics from the list of 17 Sustainable Development Goals (SDG) such as global warming, food waste, and gender equality, in an easy-to-understand manner. Baby Hamitang will then solve the issues. (Source: ANN)
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The episodes will present topics from the list of 17 Sustainable Development Goals (SDG) such as global warming, food waste, and gender equality, in an easy-to-understand manner. Baby Hamitang will then solve the issues. (Source: ANN)

A traffic safety film starring the Kinnikuman cast. This short was also included on the Kinnikuman Complete DVD-Box Set Bonus Disc released in 2008.

Travel through the words of people with dementia by seeing how they experience the everyday and problems they face. (Source: Official site, translated)

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Sixth grader Nozomi Nanase spends a summer with her grandfather, a family doctor in a rural clinic. In the mountain village in the midst of nature, animals and insects live powerful and fearless. One day, Nozomi discovers that lizards have special cells that can regenerate parts of their body. While grandfather leads you through the living nature and the wonders of the human body, Nozomi learns about iPS cells (induced pluripotent stem cells) and their immeasurable possibilities for the future. (Source: Proxer.me)

An educational anime for children about intellectual property rights commissioned by the Japan Patent Office. It partially uses content from volume 7 and 12 of the manga to facilitate the story about patent processes.

Free video hosted by Tokyo neighbourhood to protect kids from "bad adults". (Source: ANN)

An educational film about the merits of volunteer work. A group of children help achieve a grandmother's dream of learning how to read and write.


An orphaned cat adrift at sea is raised by an otter to live in the ocean. They live together in peace until one day they encounter a submarine...

The anime centers on Katsuko Yoshida, the cousin of Eagle Talon's Yoshida-kun, and an employee in Kemonomichi Electronics' "special general affairs" section. She educates her poorly informed colleagues about their misunderstandings of Sustainable Development Goals, the United Nations-backed goals for member nations to attain a sustainable future. (Source: ANN)

A collaboration between the Eagle Talon franchise and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs Japan Official Development Assistance program. Yoshida has become a superhero called ODAman and explains everything about the ODA program. Essentially the program gathers aid from developed countries to assist developing countries to help close the gap in education, agriculture, financial power, etc. Episodes are first posted to MOFA's official YouTube channel and then later on DLE's official YouTube channel.

Shinjuku Shin-chan teaches kids about traffic safety.

Endangered animals complain about humans! The animals' complaints reveal the relationship between nature and humans! (Source: NHK, translated)

A traffic safety film starring the cast of Tetsuwan Atom. Its purpose educate elementary school children that the leading cause of death involving children and automobiles, is that the children are jumping into the road when they're not supposed to be. Meaning that children using crosswalks lawfully or children inside vehicles that crash, are very unlikely to die, and that children themselves must protect themselves over something easily avoidable and obey traffic laws.


Two additional Zannen na Ikimono Jiten episodes that will be televised 7 months after the original TV series. They will focus on manatees and chipmunks.

Part of the series of educational videos that teaches kids and young adults several basic tax lessons.

A manner movie collaboration between Odekake Kozame and Yoru wa Neko to Issho which was shown before theater screenings of Odekake Kozame Movie: Tokai no Otomodachi.

The Tohoku Regional Development Association is developing an anime to raise earthquake awareness. The anime will illustrate lessons learned from the March 11, 2011 Tohoku (Northeastern Japan) earthquake and tsunami, and emphasize the importance of constant preparedness and disaster prevention and readiness. The anime will be 60 minutes long and will have two parts titled "Sonaeru" (Prepare) and "Manabu" (Learn), focusing on true stories from Iwate prefecture's Fudai village and Kamaishi City. "Sonaeru" is set during the 1970s to 1980s, and focuses on the story of Kotoku Wamura, the mayor of the village Fudai at the time, as he attempts to persuade the village assembly that his proposed floodgate and seawall project is not useless. He remembers the 1896 and 1933 Sanriku earthquakes and tsunamis in proposing the project. The 15.5-meter (51-foot) floodgate — the highest in the Tohoku region — ends up sparing Fudai the damage that the 2011 tsunami subjected other coastal towns. "Manabu" centers on elementary school children in Kamaishi City during the 2011 disaster, illustrating their lessons learned in disaster readiness to head to higher ground. The story will show "Tsunami Tendenko," a local custom telling people to individually seek higher ground on their own initiative, in a lesson that the children would teach their parents. (Source: ANN)


An educational film about fire brigades starring Nintama Rantarou.

A video produced for middle and high school students showcasing the role of CPAs and the importance of audits. The anime aims to make accounting an attractive occupation.
