47 Todoufuken
47都道府犬
Genres
- Comedy
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Genres: Comedy. Tags: Kids.
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Popularity
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Rated TV_SHORT
#15
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Episode Progress
Complete26 / 26 episodes aired
All 26 episodes available
- Premiered
- Spring 2011
- Aired
- Apr 7, 2011 – Sep 29, 2011
- Broadcast
- Duration
- 1 min
- Time to Complete
- 26m
- Rating
- G - All Ages
- Studio
- Pollyanna Graphics
Alternative Titles
ja47都道府犬
Synopsis
"47 Prefecture Dogs" is a short flash animation from a voice over variety TV program in Japan called "SAY! YOU! SAY! ME!" The animation takes Japan's 47 prefectures—or more specifically, the local delicacies or famous landmarks from each of the regions—and gives them a canine makeover. For example, the "Fukuoka-ken" (Fukuoka dog),—Fukuoka of course being home to asianbeat HQ—uses the delicacy "mentaiko" (spicy pollack roe) as the motif for its canine characterization. Each of the characters are played by voice actors that hail from each of the individual prefectures, "Fukuoka-ken" being voiced by Fukuoka's Kana Asumi. Another feature of this anime is the use of regional dialect. All the dogs speak in the dialect of their individual prefectures. So for the Fukuoka dog you hear a lot of "~to" and "~to yo" at the end of sentences; for the Aichi dog it's "~dagane," and for Ehime, "~zonamoshi," etc. (Source: AsianBeat.com, edited)
Synopsis
"47 Prefecture Dogs" is a short flash animation from a voice over variety TV program in Japan called "SAY! YOU! SAY! ME!" The animation takes Japan's 47 prefectures—or more specifically, the local delicacies or famous landmarks from each of the regions—and gives them a canine makeover. For example, the "Fukuoka-ken" (Fukuoka dog),—Fukuoka of course being home to asianbeat HQ—uses the delicacy "men
"47 Prefecture Dogs" is a short flash animation from a voice over variety TV program in Japan called "SAY! YOU! SAY! ME!" The animation takes Japan's 47 prefectures—or more specifically, the local delicacies or famous landmarks from each of the regions—and gives them a canine makeover. For example, the "Fukuoka-ken" (Fukuoka dog),—Fukuoka of course being home to asianbeat HQ—uses the delicacy "mentaiko" (spicy pollack roe) as the motif for its canine characterization.
Each of the characters are played by voice actors that hail from each of the individual prefectures, "Fukuoka-ken" being voiced by Fukuoka's Kana Asumi.
Another feature of this anime is the use of regional dialect. All the dogs speak in the dialect of their individual prefectures. So for the Fukuoka dog you hear a lot of "~to" and "~to yo" at the end of sentences; for the Aichi dog it's "~dagane," and for Ehime, "~zonamoshi," etc.
(Source: AsianBeat.com, edited)
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"47 Prefecture Dogs" is a short flash animation from a voice over variety TV program in Japan called "SAY! YOU! SAY! ME!" The animation takes Japan's 47 prefectures—or more specifically, the local delicacies or famous landmarks from each of the regions—and gives them a canine makeover. For example, the "Fukuoka-ken" (Fukuoka dog),—Fukuoka of course being home to asianbeat HQ—uses the delicacy "men
"47 Prefecture Dogs" is a short flash animation from a voice over variety TV program in Japan called "SAY! YOU! SAY! ME!" The animation takes Japan's 47 prefectures—or more specifically, the local delicacies or famous landmarks from each of the regions—and gives them a canine makeover. For example, the "Fukuoka-ken" (Fukuoka dog),—Fukuoka of course being home to asianbeat HQ—uses the delicacy "mentaiko" (spicy pollack roe) as the motif for its canine characterization. Each of the characters are played by voice actors that hail from each of the individual prefectures, "Fukuoka-ken" being voiced by Fukuoka's Kana Asumi. Another feature of this anime is the use of regional dialect. All the dogs speak in the dialect of their individual prefectures. So for the Fukuoka dog you hear a lot of "~to" and "~to yo" at the end of sentences; for the Aichi dog it's "~dagane," and for Ehime, "~zonamoshi," etc. (Source: AsianBeat.com, edited)
Franchise Timeline
47 Todoufuken is entry 1 of 2 in the 47 Todoufuken watch order — the first entry in this franchise's main story.
Franchise Timeline
47 Todoufuken
Side Stories
Essential·Core entries only — skip filler and side content
- 47 TodoufukenSeason 12011
- 47 Todoufuken RSeason 22014
Complete·Everything including OVAs, specials & side stories
- 47 Todoufuken2011
- 47 Todoufuken SpecialsOptional SPECIAL2012
- 47 Todoufuken R2014
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Aired so far: 26 / 26
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2 recommendationsFrequently Asked Questions
How many episodes does 47 Todoufuken have?
The anime series 47 Todoufuken has a total of 26 episodes.
What is 47 Todoufuken about?
47 Todoufuken is a comedy flash animation that gives Japan's 47 prefectures a canine makeover based on their local delicacies and famous landmarks.
Is 47 Todoufuken a sequel?
No, 47 Todoufuken is the first entry in its two-part franchise.
Is 47 Todoufuken suitable for children?
Yes, the anime is rated G for All Ages.
Information
- Type
- TV
- Status
- Finished
- Country
- Japan
- Premiered
- Spring 2011
- Aired
- Apr 7, 2011 – Sep 29, 2011
- Broadcast
- Episodes
- 26 / 26
- Duration
- 1 min
- Time to Complete
- 26m
- Rating
- G - All Ages
- Studio
- Pollyanna Graphics
Alternative Titles
ja47都道府犬
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