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Sanrio Anime Festival
Sanrio Anime Festival (Japanese: サンリオアニメフェスティバル) is a Japanese children's animation series of Sanrio Films, released between 1989-1991 originally at Toho cinemas and later in 1996. Many of the animations are available on Sanrio Videos. Many of the Sanrio Anime Festival animations were also re-released for Amazon Prime in 2014.
Outside of Japan, some of the animations appeared in Sanrio Animation Series.
Series One
The original series was published on July 22, 1989 at 58 buildings for the former National Toho Yōga-kei (洋画系) (Western-style) cinemas (these cinemas later became New Toho Cinema 2 and were again closed in 1995).[1]
Series Two
The second series was introduced on July 21, 1990.
- Pokopon no Yukaina Saiyuuki
- Hello Kitty no Oyayubi-hime
- Kerokerokeroppi no Daibouken Fushigina Mame no Ki
Series Three
The third series was introduced on July 20, 1991. The distribution income was around 300 million yen.[2]
Series Four
The fourth series was introduced on January 13, 1996; the first time in four and a half years.[3]
- Hello Kitty no Minna no Mori o Mamore!
- Kerokerokeroppi no Bikkuri! Obakeyashiki
- Bad Badtz-Maru no Ore no Pochi wa Sekaiichi
External links
References
- ↑ “サンリオ、映画製作を再開――世界の名作童話をアニメ化。”. - Nikkei Sangyo Shinbun page 6 (April 18, 1989) (in Japanese, via Japanese Wikipedia article editors)
- ↑ 「日本映画フリーブッキング作品配給収入」"Kinema Junpo"; late February 1992 issue, page 143.
- ↑ All Cinema
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