Boer no Mori e

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Synonyms: Minna no Uta

Japanese: ブーアの森へ

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Type: Music

Episodes: 1

Status: Finished Airing

Aired: Apr 4, 2002

Producers: NHK

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Source: Original

Theme: Music

Demographic: Kids

Duration: 2 min.

Rating: G - All Ages

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Popularity: #19680

Members: 238

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Synopsis

A song about preserving ecology. Kenjiro Imawano created this song along with a picture book to reach out to the hearts of children so that they can grow up knowing that they are in charge of environmental protection.

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Reviews

Dec 17, 2018

matthigh

Not Recommended

This is just a short two-minute music video as part of the very long running "Minna no Uta" program, where different musicians perform child-friendly songs set to animation produced by different animators -- something that has been literally going on for decades. And, as one might expect, the results are always of varying quality - and for Minna no Uta, that usually ends up meaning 'low quality'.

This fits right along with that - the animation is lackluster, animated to look a little like cardboard cutouts. The artwork quality is pretty feh. The song -- it's laid-back acoustic guitar ...