Yuukai Tsuresari ni Awanai

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This educational anime, "Yuukai Tsuresari ni Awanai," is a two-part OVA series specifically created for infants and younger elementary school-aged children. Its primary purpose is to teach children essential self-protection skills and awareness to avoid potentially dangerous situations, specifically focusing on preventing kidnapping. The series utilizes a format easily understood by its young target demographic, aiming to equip them with the knowledge and understanding to stay safe in various circumstances. Each episode is approximately 15 minutes long, offering concise and impactful lessons. The educational approach aims to empower children with the ability to recognize risky situations and react appropriately, fostering a sense of safety and confidence.

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