Japanese Classic Cartoon(1933)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 6 มี.ค. 2006
- UGOKIE-KO-RI-NO-TATEHIKI(1933)
(Moving picture -Fox and Asian racoon's cheats each other)
Director:Ikuo Oishi
In the temple that became ruins, the fox that disguises as the samurai does the fight of magic with Asian racoon's parent and child.
It seems that it was influenced from the style of Max Fleischer's Cartoon.
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これが1933年ですって！信じられない！素敵すぎる。
Synopsis↓
Night of full moon, a fox masquerading as a samurai arrives at a certain old temple. The raccoon dog of the old temple makes various mischief to this samurai, but on the contrary, the samurai teases the raccoon dog. The bullied raccoon dog asks his father raccoon dog to avenge and attempts a counterattack against the samurai. However, the samurai is strong and his father raccoon dog is cornered. At that time, the raccoon dog discovers the samurai's gold rod and hits the samurai from behind. The fainted samurai returned to the fox, and the raccoon dog's parents and children celebrated his victory.
I love how this early animation is both familiar yet oozes with Japanese folklore, comedy, horror and storytelling. I even love that they had a traditional instrument soundtrack added much like symphonies were used in Looney Toons years later. Very cool!
Was quite enjoyable to see an old interpretation of Kitsune and Tanuki. Plus a wonderful display of yokai.
Ohh, it's about a fox (狐狸精) in eastern Asian legend which like to troll people who are still on the street late. The fox can transform to anything and trick people with illusion using its magic.
Not just the fox but the raccoons also (I know This much because I'm a relatively intelligent gaijin who happened to see Miyazaki's Ponpoko)
similar to la llorona, sounds like one of those myths that were made to scare kids off from being on the streets at night
9:01 - Wow, what an ambitious shot and so well executed, amazing work by the animators!
This is better animated than some anime we have today.
Seeing these super old Japanese cartoon images makes me wonder how and when the modern style of anime came into being to dominate as the most preferred drawing style in the east.
I’ve seen anime cartoons when I was a kid. These kind of animations surely influenced what I saw.
"Super" old? Not very articulate, it's VERY old. Do you not know what the word super means?
@@Zinwaq 🤓🤓🤓🤓
@@Zinwaq Don't be a pedant. OP was using proper conversational English
Love how they used traditional japanese music for the soundtrack
classic cartoon mischief with traditional folklore.
🍀
5:00 おばけだぞ〜めっちゃかわいい
クレしんの声みたいw
if you like the anime you need wach this, this are history of the animation you know this is art a beatiful form of art.
sorry for the bad english. n_n
My granpa was 7 yaers old in 1933. Amazing!
I know your comment was like about 8 years ago and i commented on 2020 but i feel young because you send this comment in 2012 and im like 6 years old in 2012 now im 14 sooooo the reason why i comment this is that my great grandma was 3 years old in 1933
My grandma was 5
Perfect age to enjoy this in the cinema before the movie starts!
@@fellowgaming6944 kid, lay off the sugar
戦前の映画らしくBGMには和楽器が多用されているものの、5:15で突然ギターの音色で聞き覚えのあるメロディが聞こえてきたと思ったら「酒は涙か溜息か」 名曲は時代を超えるんだな
0:00. So Toho Pictures has been around since at least the 1930's.
@Yukabacera Cool!
一つ目小坊主が愛らしい。
osamu tezuka create a whole new way of drawing in japan,but is wonderful as well, he was influenced by the fleischer brothers work more than disney's work,you can clearly see that astroboy and princess knight look like betty boop,this is totally diferent, i'm amazed
One of the oldest animations, one of the oldest video on TH-cam also.... Aahh 2006..good year it was ☺
Its not one if the oldest animations dude, in fact this is animation isnt from the early days of animation
The early days of animation are from 1900 - 1929...
dated yet so modern; truly remarkable for 1933. impressive.
Very nice and smooth movements. Anyway, highly inspired by Max Fleischer's cartoons.
+Gerald Markowitz I had this impression too!
COOL!!!! An Anime that's more like Classic Cartoons!!
これ普通に面白くてビビった。
なんというか、笑いのセンスは昔から変わらないのかなとも思ったよ。いやしかし面白い。
I'm surprised early Japanese cartoons look strikingly similar to Felix the Cat
+Steven the penguin Felix The Cat was one of the world's most popular cartoon characters of the 1920's. Since there no audio language barriers at the time, it was easy for Felix The Cat to resonate with global audiences.
It's a Tanuki. Mystical Racoon-Dog. www.onmarkproductions.com/html/tanuki.shtml
whatever but I know Mario when I see him.
All characters at that time were Felix the cat, even mickey is obviously inspired by Felix...
No, they resemble oswald the lucky rabbit.
How can you guys say this is suck?? Such an amazing start to nowadays Japanese animation. This is truly amazing!
8:04
父狸｢おい、ツンデレ侍、起きろ！｣
子狸｢やい、ツンデレ侍、起きろ！｣
まさかこんな時代に｢ツンデレ｣があったとはw
Why do I suddenly get the feeling that the samurai relates to Felix the Cat, but as a human?
Crispy, why did come in comment?
The samurai was actually a disguised Kitsune.
Everything named Felix is cringe af
Traditional Japanese music at its finest right here.
Thank you for the preservation.
Even today the animation is stunning. The entertaining plot and use of classic Japanese folklore contributes to the appeal as well, even if I don't know what they're saying!
This is really a stunning work of art. Cant imagine how many hours it took to complete. maybe this is what happened during those nights I cant remember, damned foxes.
oh amazing song at 5:16
The most important premise: Japanese considered foxes and raccoons are able to turn their looks into something they want to be, and they use the strange power to astonish people since ancient age.
So this story is the fighting between a evil white foxes ,which can turn into Samurai (in other words, Bushi),
and a child and father of raccoon.
Kinda like Tom and jerry
Btw when I ment is this ep is showing me like Tom and jerry
奥行きをもたせる構図がものすごいダイナミック
And thus... Spirited Away
Thank you so much for posting the moving picture. For your information, foxes and racoon dogs are very popular in Japanese culture and appear in so many Japanese folk tales. Also, both animals are believed to be able to transfer themselves into other creatures including human-beings. Sound effect of the film is amazing. I wonder how Japnese people in 1933 thought of the film.
First Japanese cartoon I've ever seen without robots, aliens, monsters, cute big eyed girls, and futuristic vehicles.
Its actually the first anime that have audio
@@mugiiwara_ygming1552 no the first anime with sound was Chikara To Onno, unfortunately it’s currently lost media
Yet even the first Japanese cartoon you've ever saw without 🐔🪢
Funny how the animation is more fluid than modern anime
Funny how you're stupid haha
You imply fluidity is the best attribute in animation.
Nnt
They've got minimizing animation frames, to save on time/cost/effort down to a fine art now!
@@krunkle5136 No. They didn't imply anything, you're just propping up japanese animation when you don't need to. Fluidity is almost optional when it comes to animation (it looks really nice i.e. in Akira, but it's more about presentation than necessity) and sometimes choppier animation looks better for the art style.
However, older Japanese cartoons were very fluid at 24fps like American cartoons, because the Japanese hadn't found their own footing yet and their cartoons weren't nearly as detailed for every frame as later Japanese cartoons
welcome to the comment section! here you will find comments:
99% comparing this to anime
1% talking about the cartoon itself.
Sad, but comparison is true.
And a lot of weaboo and otaku
Fleischer-style animation, featuring elements of Japanese ghost-stories. It's like, a perfect translation. You know what this means?! Japanese-themed Cuphead expansion!!
@boi mac oh damn I forgot I made this comment lmfao
Wish i understood japanese
Me too, pal.
One doesn't 'understand' Japanese.
Like art, you just nod n fake ur way thru. 😉
Same. But I understand a few.
"Watashi" is translated to "I" in English.
Someone should make an anime where pink-haired tsunderes and overconfident shonen protagonists get sent to an animation like these, that would be so interesting
This was wonderful! Creative, funny, great music! The little tanuki was so cute.
Interesting to think that some of the Japanese soldiers who fought in WWII would have seen this when they were young. There would also have been people still alive in this time who would have lived by Bushido as Samurai before the turn of the century. Whether they would bother watching a cartoon, I don't know, but they would have been alive at the time.
the creator behind this cartoon Ikuo Oishi himself died in WWII
@@bunniifangz How sad... 😟
Much appreciation to TH-cam!!
Now we share all these old but good cartoon/anime with the whole world.
Thanks for uploading.
I think this is one of the most creative things I've ever watched. Thanks a lot for uploading it.
８０年前の作品だとは思えないし、面白いんだよ
動きや発想が豊かで、見ていて飽きない
こういった基礎があるから、日本の漫画文化があるのかもしれない。
ですね。
正にその通りです
アメリカのアニメ感あるくない？
@@user-bj5xx7lk2h 影響は受けてるだろうね。ディズニーから
@@user-mv5tx8pd5qAnd Fleischer studios
@@user-mv5tx8pd5q ディズニーってかフライシャー兄弟のベティブープの方が近い
特に影幽霊に化けた豆たぬきににたお化けが出てくる話がある
It's quite interesting that throughout the years after distributing this cartoon, they distributed the Godzilla movies (since 1954), the infamous Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde video game on the NES (1988), and many more.
Language is not a probem when it comes to a really weird and totally enjoyable cartoon! Watched with amusement and delight all the way through!
Thank you for sharing this! What a classic!
One of the best examples of early Anime, Thank you for posting!
Delightful! How nice watching a classic of Japanese animation, it gives such a great idea about creativity of then, before other cartoons such as Astroboy, Cyborg 009 and others came! Arigato for posting this gem!
Wonderful. Very surreal. I have enjoyed watching this many many times. It never fails to amuse me.
Tom Nook got his revenge against Redd
When anime was good xD
What do you mean? Anime good and nowadays!
Mr. Blue Yes. So?
"When anime was just a bun in the oven of some animator's child brain," more like. This predates the first historically 'anime' Japanese animation by just over a decade. o.o
When anime was disney
when nazi died,sun rising empire made anime cause nazi was there bff and it wasnt like asian style cause of hitler art
Thanks for posting this very nice early animation from Japan. I liked the music and was amazed by several of the camera shots, especially the birds-eye-view during the fight scene.
It his really interesting to see these very old roots of modern anime from an era when the animation industry was only a small cottage industry in Japan.
7:43 "shh, quiet" ...?!
Ko means fox(whitie) and RI means Asian racoon-dog(Blackie) and both of them were so believed that they could easily hallicinate people(or oppornents) unreal with a sort of natural magical power(not so too malicious) in Japan ancient. Ugoki-E means animation and Tate-Hiki means mutually be witched.
Thank you for uploading!
Wow I personally felt this was cool, unique, and a bit creepy
I loved it!
GOTTA LOVE THE MUSIC! Now its gonna follow me to the grave -.-'
Love it! You don't have to know a word of the language to follow and be highly entertained by this.
this is great animation for it's time!
amazing stuff
Thank you very much!
素晴らしい
I'm loving the fox's transformation so far.
Thank you for uploading this! :)
Wow - this is great and what a RARE treat! Thanks for sharing and happy new year! - Jon, NY
It was made in Japan for a Japanese audience. This is anime. (Anime is more then just a style)
Not to westerners though.
K that makes sense
People think anime is a cartoon that has characters with large eyes, colorful hairs and expressive faces, whereas it is and has always been simply any animation made in Japan and by japanese.. Avatar, Blood of Zeus, etc. Aren't anime as much as this animals say it is because they were made in the us by americans..
Anime is just the French word for animated. Japanese anime.
Wow! This is amazing for 1933. I would've expected cheap knockoffs of the animation of that era, but this thing is very advanced: parallax backgrounds, perspectives, painted backdrops, and pretty smooth animation at times. Some of the gags remind me of the original Felix the Cat and Betty Boop(except Betty Boop came out in 1932 when this toon may have been in production?).
Didn't Betty come out before??
@@chickenflavor9880 i forget where i got 1932 from. the only thing i see online about betty and 1932 is that was when she got her own series.
@@chickenflavor9880 1930
amazing! this is a really good cartoons for a 1933 anime! it really amazed me!
Gotta love it! Very Dali-esque piece of animation art. Thanks to miniTaiyaki, we're probably among the first in several decades to view it. Okini gozaimasu!
This is one of my favorites!
wow. This is amazing. Cant belive i havent seen it before
素晴らしい!
Ugokie-ko-ri-no-tatehiki is the first 1933 Japanese animated cartoon for Toho Kabushikigaisha.
Thank you for this video :)
Did some research last night, and it's based on the folk tale of The Fox and the Tanuki. The Tanuki is sort of a raccoon-dog creature native to Japan.
奇妙な変身や魔法の発想がすばらしい。電話先にテレポーテーションするなんてシュールすぎますねｗ。カメラワークも非常に独特で面白いです。日本人から見てもfelixの影響が見てとれますね。
This strikes me as something you could put in a horror film. It could be playing on the tv when they find the first body, and you could cut out all the sounds of people screaming and just have this soundtrack play over it. Ultra creepy.
The cartoon itself is really neat - way more interesting than most Mickey Mouse stuff from the period. But maybe that's just because I think tanuki are less creepy than mice ^_^
many thanks
音楽が素敵😻😻😻歌舞伎アニメ！
私も見るから日本の猫フェリックスようですよ（笑）私もこれを見て可愛いですね
Good to know anime has just always been weird.
+star shooter453 Especially Bimbo. That cartoon is border line scary at some points haha
+star shooter453 and scary
I think American cartoon in that same timeline are just as weird and wacky as well.
This is actually more Max Fleischer's animation style, getting along well with all of Japan's spooky Yokai ghost stories. Anime style would not be a thing for another decade or so, beginning with war propoganda like Imokawa Mukuzo Genkanban no Maki. Animator Osamu Tezuka, creator of Astro Boy and so-called 'Godfather of Anime', would have barely been out of his teens at the point that this animation was made. What you're seeing is actually Western animation sticking its dick into Japan and making the first anime babies.
@@GoldieTamamo Look up Taro's Train. It was released in 1929, and the animation bit is quite detailed and doesn't as much use the rubber hose style. There was another one with a similar style about two old men that dance for tengu, forget its name though.
An interesting piece of history.
The music here is well done!
やっぱりアニメは、いいもんだぁ～(恍惚)
戦前とカワイイの組み合わせは何だか不思議な気分にさせられるね
tbkr25 ぎゃくにこれを見ておかしいと思って気持ち悪いよ
That was awesome. Loved the music too. すごいだ。音楽が好き。
Absolutely facinating. That's all I can say.
the instrumentals are good enough on their own to stand alone :)
That's fortunate, because I'm sure there are people who would praise this cartoon on the sole basis that it's from Japan, despite being a lot more like the American cartoons of its day rather than the way anime is now. I apologize for suspecting you of being one of them. I could have said India, Turkey, Brazil, or Switzerland instead of China, but you'd give the same response.
This is a great cartoon indeed. I wish it had an English dub or subtitles though, it'd make the experience better IMO.
Haha, I love ancient cartoons... they're so creatively trippy. ^_^
This is the first Japanese one I've seen.
This was actually really entertaining.
the very first Anime. wow so cool
Great cartoon with and interesting plot.
This is cool! Oldest anime I've ever seen. :)
@BankaiIchigo12345 "Anime style" hadn't been invented yet. In 1933, Japanese people were watching American cartoons like Mickey Mouse, Silly Symphonies, Felix the Cat and Betty Boop, and their animation style reflects that. In fact, "anime style" is, in many ways, an imitation of it. The big eyes in anime come from American cartoon characters.
I have no idea at all what this story was about. But what stunning animation for that period.
What a great example of early animation utilizing what appears to be a multiplane camera. I wonder if this was inspiration for William Garity of Disney's multiplane invention?
This was a giggler. Would be neat to watch it this way and then with English subtitles.
I really like the music at 5:17. I can't stop rewinding back to that part. LOL
me as well
This has the feel of a 1930s Fleischer Studios cartoon and is interesting, i'm sure they influenced this cartoon's director.