Daijoubu
NHK
- Format
- MUSIC
- Episodes
- 1
- Status
- Finished
- Studio
- NHK
Music video for the song Daijoubu by Japanese group Berry Goodman that was featured on NHK's Minna no Uta program. The video was animated by Youko Kinoshita.
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Daijoubu was produced by NHK as a musical segment for their long-running children’s program Okaasan to Issho, or Mother and Together. It emerged from the network's established tradition of commissioning gentle, encouraging songs intended to soothe young viewers while teaching basic emotional resilience. The title, translating to 'It’s Okay' or 'I’m Alright,' reflects the program's primary objective of providing a comforting, stable presence in the daily lives of Japanese families.
The production relies on the signature aesthetic of NHK’s educational division, characterized by clean, warm animation and gentle melodies designed to be accessible to toddlers. While specific design credits for individual segments like this are often consolidated under the studio’s internal creative teams rather than individual auteurs, the piece was received as a standard, well-regarded entry in the program's vast catalog of children's media, serving as a functional tool for emotional regulation within the domestic space.
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