Japanese Classical Stories
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Japanese Classical Stories

Folktales

Hajimete no Eigo: Nippon Mukashibanashi

Genres

  • Fantasy

Genres: Fantasy.

#5345

Ranked

#15512

Popularity

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OVA18 epsAiring6.88
Aired
Jan 1, 2004 –
Duration
9 min
Time to Complete
2h 42m
Rating
G - All Ages

Alternative Titles

ja初めてのえいご・日本昔ばなし

en-x-romajiHajimete no Eigo: Nippon Mukashibanashi

enFolktales

enFairy Tales

Synopsis

Old Japanese folk legends released on Japanese and English to teach Japanese children English.

Synopsis

Old Japanese folk legends released on Japanese and English to teach Japanese children English.

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MAL

6.88

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Rank #5345Votes 286

Kitsu

56 / 100

Users 49Runtime 2h 42m

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Frequently Asked Questions

How many episodes of Japanese Classical Stories are there?

As of its original run, 18 episodes of Japanese Classical Stories have aired. Since the series is currently airing, this count may change over time.

Is Japanese Classical Stories finished or still airing?

Japanese Classical Stories is currently airing. It remains an ongoing project that features short, approximately 9-minute episodes.

What is Japanese Classical Stories about?

Japanese Classical Stories is a fantasy series that retells old Japanese folk legends. It is specifically designed to help Japanese children learn the English language.

Do I need to watch any other series before starting Japanese Classical Stories?

No, you do not need to watch anything else beforehand. Japanese Classical Stories is the first entry in its franchise and stands entirely on its own.

What anime is similar to Japanese Classical Stories?

If you enjoy the folkloric themes in Japanese Classical Stories, fans of this series often enjoy Manga Nippon Mukashibanashi.

Is Japanese Classical Stories suitable for children?

Yes, Japanese Classical Stories is rated G, meaning it is appropriate for all ages. Its primary purpose is educational, focusing on teaching English through traditional tales.

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