House Of Hashimoto

[@JokieXWilsonArt]

When I was a kid, this was just fun. I don't think I ever expected Japanese people to be like this, but I lived in the Washington DC area and knew people from so many backgrounds that this would have been just one more part of the mix.

[@stevenbaer5999]

I haven't seen it since early 1980s and I love this Japanese cartoon character ever

[@gaius_enceladus]

I **loved** the Hashimoto cartoons! They were quite popular over here in New Zealand!

[@Klook6950Extras]

Appearently, This was shown at the Cannes festival

[@msgeek703]

I love the fact that even though it hews to a certain amount of stereotype you get a bit of authentic Japan thrown in as well. The doctors are actually speaking nihongo as they examine the unusual mouse. I had to chuckle at "kitchy kitchy kawaii."

[@carolmeyer8032]

Loved this little mouse as a kid & still do. 💜

[@okamijubei]

Kawaii indeed

[@Long-HairedLuigi]

Do you happen to have the Hoshimoto episode where he's fretting over his family's straying away from tradition? I love the part where his daughter is all bopping out to a record and goes, "Is rock & roll!" That was my fave!

[@Sonnyskookoo]

Hashimoto-san was always one of my favorites. Couldn't wait to see him fight.

[@Batkoku]

I always loved Hashimoto. :)

[@Tsubahi]

One of the animators would go on to create Fritz The Cat and Cool World. :)

[@Reindeer911]

+Tsubahi That would be Ralph Bakshi :-)

[@SantiagoRevecoLepeReborn]

i love that anime lol

[@okamijubei]

If the invisible mouse knows kenjutsu and archery and takes advantage of his invisibility. Wouldn't that classify him as a ninja? (I'm aware that term ninja wasn't widespread in the west at that time)

[@飯泉隆史]

こんにちは私は日本の人です。

[@ナディアチャンネル-u1v]

2:09

[@mikeolafstein6267]

Im searching for an Asian cartoon thats about a group of mice trying to survive (searching a friend?) and there were weasels who wanted to kill them, anyone knows something like that?

[@bigg34691]

It was the anime tv series called The Adventures of Ganba (Ganba no Bōken in Japanese) about a gang of mice who live near a port at a warehouse in the harbor traveling to Yumemishima Island to help a fellow mouse who is seeking help to rid of a ruthless clan of weasels known as the Noroi Clan who we're terrorizing the island inhabitants. The series was animated by TMS Tokyo Movie Shinsa.