'Love in Taipei'
This romance movie has strong representation of Taiwanese people.
HANAKAPPA's Safety Training: Let's Protect Our Lives with "O-ka-shi-mo-chi"
This is a disaster preparedness educational OVA for preschoolers and elementary school students, in which they learn about using the catchphrase "O-ka-shi-mo-chi," alongside Hana Kappa and his friends what actions to take to stay safe when an earthquake strikes.
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This is a disaster preparedness educational OVA for preschoolers and elementary school students, in which they learn about using the catchphrase "O-ka-shi-mo-chi," alongside Hana Kappa and his friends what actions to take to stay safe when an earthquake strikes.
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Genre:Animation, Family
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Runtime:14 minutes
Studio:Toei Company, OLM
Cast
Director
Rie Nakagawa
Hana Kappa (voice)
Rumi Shishido
Momo Kappa (voice)
Cocoro Kikuchi
Sugiru (voice)
Kana Ueda
Tereterebozu (voice)
Tetsuya Yanagihara
Karabaccho (voice)
Shoko Mitani
Kokeyan (voice)
Ai Horanai
Yamanofuji (voice)
Megumi Ozaki
Tsunenari (voice)
Erina Kurita
Beya (voice)
Mai Hashimoto
Mirorin (voice)
Mami Horikoshi
Mrs. Sato (voice)
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