Avignon no Hashi de

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Synonyms: The Bridge of Avignon, Sur le Pont d'Avignon, Minna no Uta

Japanese: アビニョンの橋で

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Type: Music

Episodes: 1

Status: Finished Airing

Aired: Oct 6, 1970

Producers: NHK

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Source: Music

Theme: Music

Demographic: Kids

Duration: 2 min.

Rating: G - All Ages

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Score: 4.80¹ (scored by 317 users)

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Ranked: N/A²

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Popularity: #15062

Members: 620

Favorites: 1

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Synopsis

A Japanese version of an old 15th century French song 'Sur le Pont d'Avignon,' which describes how people would come and dance on the Pont St. Bénézet (Pont d’Avignon).

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Nakahara, Shuuichi

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Dec 31, 2018

matthigh

Not Recommended

Part of the very long running "Minna no Uta" program, where child-friendly songs (2 minutes in length) are paired with some simple animation. These videos have been appearing on Japanese television for over five decades, featuring a very wide range of artists (both performing the songs, and creating the animation).

In most cases, the quality of the animation is very crude and simplistic, since these are basically aimed at a young audience. This 1970 offering is no exception - quick and simple animation to go along with the centuries-old folk song. Nothing impressive here, and this is pretty much ...