Nohara de Te wo Tatake
野原で手をたたけ Finished
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Nohara de Te wo Tatake is a charming and nostalgic anime music video born from the beloved Minna no Uta program. This short-form anime brings to life the joyful song performed by the NHK Tokyo Children's Choir, creating a whimsical and pastoral visual experience.
The anime invites viewers into a simple, idyllic world of a field (nohara), where the act of clapping hands becomes a central, unifying theme. Through its gentle animation and melodic core, it explores themes of childhood innocence, communal joy, and a heartfelt connection to nature. The absence of complex dialogue allows the music and imagery to convey a pure, emotional story that resonates with audiences of all ages.
While details are scarce, its status as a sought-after piece of animation history adds a layer of intrigue, marking it as a precious fragment of classic Japanese children's programming.
Music
1
2 min/ep
Oct 1964
Oct 1964
Staff

NHK Tokyo Jidou Gasshoudan
Music Performance
Shuuichi Nakahara
Animation
Takao Imaizumi
Music Composition, Music Arrangement