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Project Commissioned by the Agency for Cultural Affairs.
FUUSENSHOUJO、TENPURUCHAN、ROKUONDAIHON
| Writer | TORIUMI Jinzo、YANAGAWA Shigeru |
| Broadcaster | Fuji Television Nippon Educational Televisionwork、 Inc. |
| On Air date | Unknown |
| Broadcasting times | 13 |
| Management | D01-00749-00 |
| Reading | |
| Classification | Scripts |
| Media | TV |
| Genre | Animation |
| Transfer destination | Warehouse(in Storage) |
| Synopsis | Fusen Shojo Tenpuru-chan (Temple the Balloonist)Temple is a music-loving girl living in Wakakusa Village in the Alps. Although still young、 she is extremely talented and can even conduct a professional orchestra.Temple hits off with the cloud fairy Fuwatto who she happens to meet、 and、 being invited onboard、 gets on a hot-air balloon. But the children of the wind fairy play a trick on them、 and Temple is carried away to a distant place. There she meets Tumtum and some animals who have fled from a band of traveling entertainers who forced them to live a harsh life、 and they decide to form a music band.The only people in this curious band are the conductor Temple and the drummer Tumtum; the others are animals、 including the guitarist Dora the cat、 the trumpeter Gappe the duck、 and the flutist Chuppy the mouse. The funny band head to Temple’s hometown Wakakusa Village on the hot-air balloon、 and on their journey they play in various places and work together to overcome numerous obstacles.Temple comes from a wealthy landowner family in Wakakusa Village、 has been spoiled by her parents、 and is a selfish crybaby. However、 through her time with Tumtum and the others who have endured a hard life under the band of traveling entertainers、 interaction with people she meets in her travels、 and various experiences、 Temple shows significant mental growth.Fusen Shojo Tenpuru-chan is a musical-style fantasy anime series produced by Tatsunoko Production、 and a total of 26 episodes were broadcast from 1977. |
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