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An educational film about traffic safety staring Mameushi-kun.

A fire safety video meant as a teaching aid for schools. Not much is known about this film except that Yoshikazu Yasuhiko did the character designs as it was mentioned in on page 117 of the "Yoshikazu Yasuhiko Design Notes" booklet published as an add-on to the December issue of Animage no. 56.

While Mina's family is in the forest, fire breaks out. They decide to take care of Lolo, the baby monkey, who lost his home and family due to the forest fire. An environmentalist visits Mina's village and invites the villagers to the field to talk about the forest. Having realized the importance of the forest, Mina and the villagers decide to plant trees in the burned field. (Source: ACCU)

A kidnapping safety anime starring the cast of Nyani ga Nyandaa Nyandaa Kamen.

An educational DVD series meant to teach children their ABC's, how to read time, simple math, and geography.

Alan and his alien buddies crash land on Earth and have to learn traffic safety.

An earthquake disaster prevention anime starring the Chirorin Mura Monogatari main cast.

A kidnapping safety anime. Teaching children check points of situations where their safety is in danger.

An educational film about traffic safety starring insects. This film talks about more advanced traffic safety rules.

Mina's family has a baby goat, but it dies from eating a plastic bag left in the paddy field. Some children are absent from school due to health problems caused by waste. So, the villagers have a meeting to discuss what they can do to improve waste management. (Source: ACCU)

An educational film about traffic safety staring the Saiyuuki cast.

A traffic safety film starring the cast of Kotencotenco.

An educational film about the discrimination of ethnic Koreans in the Osaka Prefecture.

The self-described "slightly surreal masterpiece anime" follows the "Sukoyaka 7," a group based on the Seven Lucky Gods of Japanese mythology. The anime explains issues related to Japan's health insurance system in a comedic way. (Source: ANN)

A typhoon hits Mina's village. As everyone begins disaster recovery they also being to implement safety precautions for future typhoons.

A traffic safety anime featuring 3 Tarous (Tarou Urashima, Momotarou, Kintarou) and Kaguya-hime.

Kenta and Nyanta learn about the importance of child seats and seat belts.

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

Pinocchio learns about traffic safety.

Mina's village life seems peaceful as ever, yet some changes in their environment begin to affect their daily life. One evening, Mina's family get food poisoning from eating polluted river fish. Later that evening, a heavy rainstorm hits the village, and water from the polluted river flows into the well. Having taken medicine with unboiled well water, the family's health condition worsens. Mina, having learnt the causes of her family's illness, decides to improve the village environment. (Source: ACCU)

An educational disaster safety video for kids featuring talking insects.

A fire safety anime involving animals in an anime village. It teaches how to use electrical appliances and what to look out for so that electrical fires do not occur. The anime was commissioned by the Japan Insurance Association, as at the time Japan's economic miracle was rapidly changing the average life of a Japanese citizen. Families who used to live in a simple wooden home suddenly had the luxuries of TV, refrigerators, kotatsu, rice cookers, etc. Unfortunately the rapid progression left a gap of ignorance which led to many fires most commonly from leaving heat-generating products unattended as well as overloading sockets.

A project to introduce the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) to preschoolers and elementary school children. (Source: AniDB)