دانلود لیست کامل انیمه های سال 1917

It is most likely a short story about a cat and a mouse.

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This is a short film made in the fall of 1917. It is about a girl asking for rice.

This advertising film was already described as one of three films presented by the Ministry of Communications on 11 August 1917 to encourage the use of postal saving accounts. (Source: Litten, Frederick S, and Books On Demand Gmbh. Animated Film in Japan until 1919 Western Animation and the Beginnings of Anime. Norder...

It is most likely a story about a Mukuzo Imokawa doing the somersault. (Source: Anime Database Wiki)

A man first realizes he's born to be a samurai, but is it possible for him to make in the world with only a newly gained dull sword?

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Short film based on the Japanese fairy tale of the same name, produced by first-generation animator Kitayama Seitarou. It is considered lost media.

Mukuzou goes fishing but fastens the fishing line to a car which ends in failure.

Kachi-kachi Yama, also known as Kachi-Kachi Mountain and The Farmer and the Badger, is a Japanese folktale in which a tanuki is the villain, rather than the more usual boisterous, well-endowed alcoholic. (Source: Wikipedia)

A monkey tricks a crab and steals his food. More crabs arrive and begin fighting the monkey. (Source: AniDB)

Namakura Gatana, meaning "dull-edged sword," is a four-minute comedy about a samurai who, thanks to his dull instrument, loses every time he attacks a weak opponent. In order to examine the sword, he tries to attack passers-by, but lower-class townspeople fight back and knock him down. (Source: AniDB)

It is most likely a story about a great dream like car. (Source: Wikipedia)

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An animated adaptation of the folktale of Bunbuku Chagama.

The third professionally produced Japanese animation film (made by Japanese animation pioneer Shimokawa Hekoten) to be shown in a cinema, in this case, in the Asakusa Kinema Kurabu, a theater in Tokyo managed directly by the film company Tenkatsu (Tennen-shoku Katsudou Shashin).