Toei Anime Fair in March 1997 (Jigoku Sensei Nube + GeGeGe no Kitaro + Boys Over Flowers + movie “Doraemon: Nobita’s Wind-Up Urban Adventure” The Doraemons screening advertisement in Kagawa and Okayama prefectures at the same time)

1997年3月の東映アニメフェア(地獄先生ぬ～べ～＋ゲゲゲの鬼太郎＋花より男子＋映画『ドラえもん のび太のねじ巻き都市冒険記』ザ・ドラえもんズ 同時上映の香川・岡山県の上映告知CM)

Click here for the RNC closing (February 22, 1997 *Cuts off at the end + “The broadcast you are watching is West Japan Broadcasting” (voice/Date announcer))! https://youtu.be/Xs969IsHuN0 Click here for the closing at the end of the RNC broadcast (at the end of Thursday, January 22, 1998) + the broadcast you are watching is West Japan Broadcasting (voice/Date Announcer) + a sudden blackout for 30 seconds followed by a dark sandstorm (no color bar)! https://youtu.be/HxjN9Pg2vkY This is an announcement commercial for the Kagawa Okayama version of the Toei Anime Fair + movie “Doraemon” in March 1997! Speaking of this anime movie, it can be divided into “Toei Manga Festival” and “Toei Anime Fair” depending on the year, but I was more interested in “Manga Festival” (lol). When did it become an “anime fair”? That’s what I thought (lol). Speaking of Toei anime at the time, representative examples were “Jigoku Sensei Nube”, which had hits such as B’z’s “Mienai Chikara ~INVISIBLE ONE~” and FEEL SO BAD’s “Baribari Saikyo No.1”. https://youtu.be/C56Xd7pNpGM?si=anKOFlwC8hlIl6Xk (At the time of release, it was a combination of footage from the live performance, etc. The concept was unclear, so it was shelved and used only in the commercial. It was shown again in the 25th anniversary best in 2013) https://youtu.be/W3r_wFIGjHU?si=5TLQWAuONmTuNRVH (The video on the former official CH updated in 2009 has nearly 10 million views) https://youtu.be/aideVqaR1e4?si=Mz9D7MKTk9jqhRNQ (Full HD high-quality version updated on the official CH in 2025) What was even more surprising was that “Boys Over Flowers”, which would later be made into a drama series in October 2005, had already been made into an anime. In addition, “Doraemon” has been released under the “Toho system” for generations compared to the previous three films (nowadays, it is common for movies to be shown at the same venue as other movies at large-scale movie theaters such as cinema complexes, and the “combined” theaters such as Toho and Toei systems have disappeared…), When I was little, my family would take me to see it at Tokushima Toho, which was located inside the Daiei Tokushima store in the Higashishinmachi shopping district in Tokushima Prefecture (the Daiei Tokushima store itself no longer exists, as it has since closed). #Nube #Doraemon #Hanao