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- Q5252822 subject Q7163301.
- Q5252822 subject Q8154459.
- Q5252822 subject Q8171227.
- Q5252822 subject Q8270169.
- Q5252822 subject Q8661419.
- Q5252822 subject Q8836189.
- Q5252822 abstract "Dekirukana (できるかな) was an educational children's television show produced by NHK between 1967 and 1990.The show consisted of 15-minute episodes centered on crafts, mainly using paper. It showed kids how to use scissors and adhesive tape. The protagonists were Noppo (ノッポさん Noppo-san), played by Ei Takami, and the anthropomorphic gopher, Gonta (ゴン太くん Gonta-kun).Dekirukana was broadcast during the 1980s and 1990s with great success in many state-run networks in Latin America, to whom NHK donated the programme, along with other educational shows. In these countries the name of the show was translated as ¿Puedo hacerlo yo? ("Can I do it?"), but it is informally known as Nopo y Gonta, after the main characters.This program was also broadcast by Rupavahini in Sri Lanka and in mid-1990s in TVP1.".
- Q5252822 wikiPageExternalLink noppohat.exblog.jp.
- Q5252822 wikiPageExternalLink gonta.
- Q5252822 wikiPageExternalLink www.nopposan.jp.
- Q5252822 wikiPageWikiLink Q12585.
- Q5252822 wikiPageWikiLink Q212128.
- Q5252822 wikiPageWikiLink Q2301650.
- Q5252822 wikiPageWikiLink Q320441.
- Q5252822 wikiPageWikiLink Q3532061.
- Q5252822 wikiPageWikiLink Q40847.
- Q5252822 wikiPageWikiLink Q7163301.
- Q5252822 wikiPageWikiLink Q8154459.
- Q5252822 wikiPageWikiLink Q8171227.
- Q5252822 wikiPageWikiLink Q8270169.
- Q5252822 wikiPageWikiLink Q854.
- Q5252822 wikiPageWikiLink Q8661419.
- Q5252822 wikiPageWikiLink Q8836189.
- Q5252822 comment "Dekirukana (できるかな) was an educational children's television show produced by NHK between 1967 and 1990.The show consisted of 15-minute episodes centered on crafts, mainly using paper. It showed kids how to use scissors and adhesive tape.".
- Q5252822 label "Dekirukana".