3-tsu no Hanashi

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Synonyms: Three Tales, Mittsu no Hanashi, 3-tsu no Hanashi Atarashii Douga, Atarashii Douga: Mittsu no Hanashi

Japanese: 新しい動画 3つのはなし

Information

Type: TV Special

Episodes: 1

Status: Finished Airing

Aired: Jan 15, 1960

Producers: NHK

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Source: Other

Genre: Fantasy

Demographic: Kids

Duration: 29 min.

Rating: G - All Ages

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Score: 4.73¹ (scored by 354 users)

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Ranked: #12958²

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Popularity: #13324

Members: 1,014

Favorites: 0

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Synopsis

Three Tales was one of the first domestic anime ever televised. It comprised of three stories: "The Third Plate" (第三の皿) by Hirosuke Hamada, "Oppel and the Elephant" (オッペルと象) by Kenji Miyazawa, and "Sleepy Town" (眠い町) by Mimei Ogawa.

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Staff

Wada, Makoto

Director

Nakahara, Shuuichi

Director, Animation Director

Miyazawa, Kenji

Original Creator

Hamada, Hirosuke

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Reviews

Sep 30, 2020

NextUniverse

Mixed Feelings

I would like to assume that people reading this review aren't the targetted demographic for the actual anime, being "Kids".

Anyways if you couldn't already tell from the demographic, yes, this was made for kids. Taking that into account as well as this being from the 60s. I feel like 3-tsu no Hanashi (Three Tales) does a good job of telling what I believe is a folktale in the form of a children's anime. Although it does come across as boring and bland even for the demographic it is targetted at, that might just be me, but that is what I felt. If anything, it ...