Kin no Makiba (Music)
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Kin no Makiba (Music)

Minna no Uta

金のまきば

Genres

  • Fantasy

Genres: Fantasy.

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74

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Episode Progress

Complete

1 / 1 episodes aired

All 1 episodes available

MUSIC1 / 1 epsFinished5.62
Aired
Jun 1, 2003 –
Duration
4 min
Time to Complete
~4m

Alternative Titles

ja金のまきば

ja-LatnKin no Makiba

enMinna no Uta

Synopsis

Music video for the song Kin no Makiba by Taeko Oonuki that was featured on NHK's Minna no Uta program. The video was animated by Osamu Sakai. A shorter version of the work was originally made by Mr. Sakai for his graduation film in 2001, which he redrew for the program. In 2004, Taeko Oonuki and Osamu Sakai again collaborated to release a picture book inspired by the work, which included a DVD with the Minna no Uta version.

Synopsis

Music video for the song Kin no Makiba by Taeko Oonuki that was featured on NHK's Minna no Uta program. The video was animated by Osamu Sakai. A shorter version of the work was originally made by Mr. Sakai for his graduation film in 2001, which he redrew for the program. In 2004, Taeko Oonuki and Osamu Sakai again collaborated to release a picture book inspired by the work, which included a DVD wi

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74users
Completed4155.4%
Planning2027.0%
Dropped1013.5%
Watching34.1%

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is Kin no Makiba?

Kin no Makiba is a fantasy music video for the song by Taeko Oonuki, which was featured on the NHK program Minna no Uta.

How many episodes does Kin no Makiba have?

Kin no Makiba is a single episode music video.

Who created the animation for Kin no Makiba?

The animation for Kin no Makiba was created by Osamu Sakai, who originally developed a shorter version as his 2001 graduation film.

Is there any additional media related to Kin no Makiba?

Yes, in 2004 Taeko Oonuki and Osamu Sakai released a picture book inspired by the work that included a DVD featuring the Minna no Uta version.

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