Jihō Eigasha
Jihō Eigasha (Japanese: 時報映画社), was a Japanese film company that produced educational and animated films. They were most notable for producing low-budget animated series, such as Hoshi no Ko Poron and Gan to Gon, in which they relied heavily on limited animation and minimal plots.[1]
List of works
Anime
- Zen-chan Tsū-chan (1969)
- Gan to Gon (1971, animation produced by Nippon Douga.)[2]
- Hoshi no Ko Poron (1974, animation produced by Nippon Douga.)[3]
Movies
- Zen-chan no Koutsu Nikki (1962, puppet animation, distributed by Eiken.)[4]
- Zen-chan Tsu-chan (1971, distributed by Eiken.)
- Tsu-chan Toisshou ni Shiyou (1973, distributed by Eiken.)
- Yacchan the Dragonfly (1973, distributed by Eiken.)[5]
References
- ^ "Mini-Anime: 1971-1980 |". cartoonresearch.com. Retrieved 2026-01-04.
- ^ Animage Editorial Department , 25 Years of TV Anime , Tokuma Shoten , 1988, p. 53.
- ^ Animage Editorial Department , 25 Years of TV Anime , Tokuma Shoten , 1988, p. 51.
- ^ Comprehensive Catalog of Educational Equipment and Teaching Materials, 1974 Edition," All Japan Management Federation, Human Ability Development Center, 1974, p. 358.
- ^ Yamaguchi Katsunori and Watanabe Yasushi, History of Japanese Animation Films, Yubunsha, 1977.