Finished Young Alive!: iPS Cells for a New Future and looking for something similar? Here are 7 shows that fans actually recommend — especially if you're into Slice of Life and Educational.
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While shopping, high school student Ruri Tanigawa is captivated by a crystal necklace. Due to its high price, she can only dream of owning one—until her mother tells her about a mountainous area where Ruri's grandfather used to discover numerous minerals. As she makes her way to...
Kiyo Nozuki and Sumire Herai are childhood friends who share a common desire to become maikos—apprentice geishas. When they join a maiko house, Kiyo is deemed unfit to be a maiko and ends up employed as a live-in cook. On the other hand, Sumire perfectly fits the maiko image and...
An educational film about the merits of volunteer work. A group of children help achieve a grandmother's dream of learning how to read and write.
NHK's English education program featured the adventures of a puppy named Charo in New York.
In preparation for a large-scale disaster occurring in the Tokyo metropolitan area, we used the visually appealing and memorable medium of anime to make a "disaster prevention educational video" with the objective of conveying easy-to-understand disaster-prevention knowledge to...
Part of the series of educational videos that teaches kids and young adults several basic tax lessons.
A four minute educational commercial by TOTO about water and how the TOTO ecotechnology works.
Fans who liked Young Alive!: iPS Cells for a New Future tend to recommend Ruri Rocks, Kiyo in Kyoto: From the Maiko House, Henteko na Volunteer the most. If you're into Slice of Life and Educational, any of these are a solid pick.
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