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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 19 Jun 2000.
Re: [REQ] Totoro

Re: [REQ] Totoro

an old thread from 1995 I dug up:


Kaisa Clark (Pioneer Valley RHS 00) <kcl...@k12.ucs.umass.edu> writes:

> Who is Totoro?>

"Totoro is a Japanese cartoon character, that is sort of a fuzzy,
flying, giant gopher with a sly grin and a loud roar, and a benign
character.  He seems to represent a sort of "Spirit of the Forest".
The movie-length cartoon is a fairly recent work.  My six-year-old
daughter watches it over and over.  It's a good message and a decent
cultural experience for young kids.  Adults are entertained by the
incredibly beautiful animation and the strange beauty of the story."

cheers,
Prudence



{-_-} Tjeerd {-_-} <990...@si.hhs.nl> wrote in message
news:394...@si.hhs.nl...
> What is a totoro?

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