Kotoba ga Kyouki ni Naru
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Kotoba ga Kyouki ni Naru

言葉が凶器になる

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3 / 3 episodes aired

All 3 episodes available

TV3 / 3 epsFinished
Aired
Jan 1, 1979 –

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ja言葉が凶器になる

Synopsis

A series of public service announcements from the Japan Advertising Council to bring awareness to the harmful ways parents scold their children. They was originally distributed as newspaper advertisements and feature characters from Mitsutoshi Furuya's Dame Oyaji.

Synopsis

A series of public service announcements from the Japan Advertising Council to bring awareness to the harmful ways parents scold their children. They was originally distributed as newspaper advertisements and feature characters from Mitsutoshi Furuya's Dame Oyaji.

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Frequently Asked Questions

How many episodes are in Kotoba ga Kyouki ni Naru?

Kotoba ga Kyouki ni Naru consists of 3 episodes in total. It is a short-form series originally produced as public service announcements.

Is the anime series Kotoba ga Kyouki ni Naru finished?

Yes, Kotoba ga Kyouki ni Naru is a finished series. It concluded after its 3-episode run.

What is Kotoba ga Kyouki ni Naru about?

Kotoba ga Kyouki ni Naru is an educational series of public service announcements from the Japan Advertising Council. It focuses on raising awareness regarding the harmful psychological effects of how parents scold their children.

Is Kotoba ga Kyouki ni Naru based on a manga?

Yes, the series features characters from the manga Dame Oyaji by Furuya, Mitsutoshi. These characters were adapted from the original print work to serve as the face of these public service announcements.

Who directed the anime Kotoba ga Kyouki ni Naru?

The series was directed by Horiguchi, Tadahiko. His direction helped bring these important public service messages to life using established characters.

Where does Kotoba ga Kyouki ni Naru fit into the franchise watch order?

Kotoba ga Kyouki ni Naru is the first and only entry in its specific franchise. You do not need to watch anything else to understand these public service announcements.

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