Kappamaki and the Sushi Kids
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Kappamaki and the Sushi Kids

Kappamaki

Trans Arts

Genres

  • Comedy

Genres: Comedy.

#17734

Ranked

#19012

Popularity

1

Favorites

116

Members

#3

This Season

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Episode Progress

Complete

130 / 130 episodes aired

All 130 episodes available

TV130 / 130 epsFinished
Trans Arts·Spring 2003
Premiered
Spring 2003
Aired
Mar 31, 2003 – Sep 26, 2003
Broadcast
Duration
3 min
Time to Complete
6h 30m
Rating
G - All Ages
Studio
Trans Arts

Alternative Titles

jaかっぱまき

en-x-romajiKappamaki

Synopsis

Kappamaki and his sushi friends are cute-cool-charming characters who soothe your grating feelings and heal your weary heart. They are all adorable characters originally made with clay by Miss Eri Okamoto. Kappamaki and the Sushi Kids are living in a small and peaceful village surrounded by unspoiled nature - flowers, fields, green forest with a crystal-clear river flowing through it. All the inhabitants including Kappamaki and his friends are naïve, honest and tenderhearted. There is a school, a park, houses, business offices and shops just like an ordinary small village anywhere. A friendly guy says that it is a typical Alpine village with the glamour of Paris and the atmosphere of Venice... Is it, really?! OK. Let's take a closer look... Oh, my goodness! The village looks as if it is made of sushi tools - The banks of the canals are sushi pails. The buildings are piled-up sushi baskets etc... This series of animated shorts is full of humorous mishaps and heart-warming tales giving smiles and chuckles to everybody. They are also educational and entertaining describing friendship and kindness. So, please enjoy the mind-healing tales in this fantasy land. (Source: AniDB)

Synopsis

Kappamaki and his sushi friends are cute-cool-charming characters who soothe your grating feelings and heal your weary heart. They are all adorable characters originally made with clay by Miss Eri Okamoto. Kappamaki and the Sushi Kids are living in a small and peaceful village surrounded by unspoiled nature - flowers, fields, green forest with a crystal-clear river flowing through it. All the inh

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Rank #17734

AniList

31 / 100

Trend 0Popularity 116

Kitsu

63 / 100

Users 45Runtime 6h 30m

AniList Trend

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Episode Guide

Aired so far: 130 / 130

Main Story

130 / 130

100%

Latest Aired

Episode 130

Remaining

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Aired so far

Status Breakdown

116users
Completed4740.5%
Planning3731.9%
Dropped2420.7%
Watching65.2%
Paused21.7%

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Frequently Asked Questions

How many episodes are in Kappamaki and the Sushi Kids?

Kappamaki and the Sushi Kids consists of 130 episodes in total. Each episode is a short-form segment with a runtime of approximately 3 minutes.

Is the anime Kappamaki and the Sushi Kids finished?

Yes, Kappamaki and the Sushi Kids is a finished series. It originally aired during the spring 2003 season.

What is the plot of Kappamaki and the Sushi Kids?

Kappamaki and the Sushi Kids is a comedy series featuring cute, charming characters who live in a peaceful village surrounded by nature. The story focuses on Kappamaki and his friends, who are described as naive and tenderhearted, as they navigate their daily lives in a setting that mirrors an ordinary village.

Is Kappamaki and the Sushi Kids based on a manga or other source material?

Kappamaki and the Sushi Kids is not based on a manga or light novel. The characters were originally created by Miss Eri Okamoto using clay.

Who is the director of Kappamaki and the Sushi Kids?

The series was directed by Kishi, Seiji. The production was handled by the animation studio Trans Arts, with notable staff contributions from Saijou, Takashi.

Is Kappamaki and the Sushi Kids suitable for young children?

Yes, Kappamaki and the Sushi Kids is rated G for All Ages. Its gentle tone and focus on soothing, adorable characters make it appropriate for viewers of all ages.

Do I need to watch other series before Kappamaki and the Sushi Kids?

No, you do not need to watch anything else. Kappamaki and the Sushi Kids is a standalone entry and is currently the only entry in its franchise.

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