Old anime from a different culture in a modern era
Powerful tool as a secondary language education - Anime Kids (or any humans maybe) learn to communicate because of an immediate need, I think. And such an immediate need is always English as long as English is the most used communication. There's absolutely no need for Japanese in the world our kids live in, so as parents we're trying to create such a need for our children. Long story short, among many other things, we do not mind showing anime/アニメ to them with time limit. We recently started showing Dragon Ball (wikipedia.org) , which is one of the most successful manga/anime in the world and happens to be originated in Japanese. My wife found an online streaming service that all the episodes from the very beginning. The original cartoon started being published when I was 9, many many kids around me got into it, but I somehow didn't. So I thought maybe it's finally the time to catch up with. Hiccup in old, international content We immediately noticed, unfortunately, th