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Sea and Land Bodies Animation

2023

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Sea and Land Bodies Animation
Based on 'Umi to Riku no Karada no Hanashi' written by Sakiko Enmi
Client: Doshinsha Publishing Co., Ltd.
Director: minmooba (mooba studio Inc.)
Producer: Reito Kuji (Toei Company, Ltd), Gakujin Moriwaki (Toei Commercial Film Co., Ltd.), Akane Nakajima (Toei Commercial Film Co., Ltd.)
Original Illustration: Kazuto Sasaki
Design: Yuriko Kuga
Image Editors: Akihiro Morita, minmooba (mooba studio Inc.)
Animation: Bleeki Shih, Chang Ya Ching, Chiaying Lin, minmooba (mooba studio Inc.)
Voice Over: Taeko Kawata, Kumiko Higa
Track Selection, Sound Design: Ryosuke Abe (Keynote Sharp)
An animated adaptation of the picture book on sex education, The Story of Umi and Riku’s Bodies, by obstetrician and gynecologist Sakiko Tōmi. Educational DVD for preschool and elementary school children. Based on the original illustrations, it has been carefully produced to be easy for children to understand.

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minmooba Director / Editor / Animator R Reito Kuji unverified Producer G Gakujin Moriwaki unverified Producer A Akane Nakajima unverified Producer K Kazuto Sasaki unverified Designer Y Yuriko Kuga unverified Designer A Akihiro Morita unverified Editor B Bleeki Shih unverified Animator C Chang Ya Ching unverified Animator C Chiaying Lin unverified Animator R Ryosuke Abe unverified Sound Mixer

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