Some of the most popular anime in Japan have never set foot on American shores. Oh sure, we have Naruto and Pokémon and Dragonball Z, but what we don’t have are the kids shows — the Japanese ...

Non-Japanese kids' cartoons, such as the American "Teen Titans" and the French "Totally Spies!," are heavily influenced by anime, while Nickelodeon's hit series "Avatar" is pure anime, only ...

But some Brazilian children find it difficult to adapt to Japanese schools. I met a Brazilian artist who is encouraging them through his cartoons.

Japan explains nuclear crisis to kids with a cartoon about poop and farts With all the problems facing the land of the rising radiation plume, only one metaphor makes sense: Defecation ...

Randoseru, the traditional Japanese school bag, dates back to the Meiji era and symbolizes discipline and educational growth.For Japanese kids, the ra ...

Japanese children walk differently to peers from other countries because of their healthy diet, according to research. They are among the healthiest in the world—eating raw or just lightly ...

The Japanese-Chinese 3DCG animated children's series "You Look Yummy" captivates Japanese audiences with its heartwarming story about friendship, love, and courage. Directed by Ning Xia, the ...

The artsy cartoons started more than a century ago in Japan and came stateside later, gaining popularity through VHS tapes and later through streaming services.

Kadokawa Shoten – the Walt Disney of Japan – is bringing its whole range of manga cartoon characters to India that will be part of a tablet-based education system created by Bangalore-based ...

Thailand's emerging student pro-democracy movement has adopted a Japanese cartoon hamster, Hamtaro, as a creative way to get support from young people around the country.

Tips for committing suicide are appearing in children’s cartoons on YouTube and the YouTube Kids app. “I am disturbed, I am saddened, I am disgusted,” the physician wrote. “But I am also ...

While many Americans don’t let their kids out of their sight until they’re well into the later grades of middle school, things are very different in Japan. There, kids ride the subways alone ...