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    13.03.25

    D0RAEMON – A Classic from Japan associated with the age of students

    Doraemon (Japanese: ドラえもん Japanese pronunciation: [doɾaemoɴ]) is a Japanese manga series written by Fujiko F. Fujio from December 1969 to April 1996.  Acclaimed by experts and a huge success around the world, Doraemon won many major awards, including the Japan Manga Association award in 1973 and 1994.  With great impact in the domestic and international ... Read more

    Doraemon (Japanese: ドラえもん Japanese pronunciation: [doɾaemoɴ]) is a Japanese manga series written by Fujiko F. Fujio from December 1969 to April 1996. 

    Acclaimed by experts and a huge success around the world, Doraemon won many major awards, including the Japan Manga Association award in 1973 and 1994. 

    With great impact in the domestic and international markets, the character Doraemon is considered a cultural icon of Japan and was appointed by the Japanese Ministry of Foreign Affairs as the first anime ambassador in 2008. 

    The story of Doraemon has deep meaning in life not only through humorous situations but also through lessons about morality, human values and how to live. Here are some valuable lessons from this series: 

    1. Sincere Friendship: The relationship between characters such as Nobita, Doraemon, Shizuka, Jaian, and Suneo shows the importance of friendship. Although there are times when they quarrel, they always stand by each other when necessary. This reminds us that, in life, friendship is one of the important factors that help us overcome difficulties. 
    2. Growth and learning from mistakes: Nobita is a character who is often in trouble and mistakes, but each time, he learns valuable lessons. This reflects a life lesson: we will never be perfect, but mistakes will be opportunities to learn and grow.  
    3. Family care and love: Doraemon is not only Nobita’s companion but also a role model for unconditional care and love. This highlights the value of family and the parent-child relationship and reminds us that family love is always a solid foundation in life. 
    4. Compassion and Helping Others: Doraemon and Nobita are always helping people, whether in difficult or fun situations. Through this, the story advises us that each person can change the world around him by helping those in need, even if it is small.  
    5. The importance of not giving up: Despite Nobita’s difficulties, he still does not give up. This teaches us that in life, despite difficulties and challenges, if we persevere and do not give up, we will eventually find the path to success.  

    The Doraemon series not only brings funny situations but also contains many meaningful lessons about life, friendship and family. From hilarious situations to insightful lessons, Doraemon is not only an entertaining story, but also an inspiration for developing life values. 

     In conclusion, Doraemon is not only an entertaining series but also contains profound messages about life, human values, and a positive way of life. The lessons from Doraemon help us understand that, no matter how difficult life may be, with perseverance, love, and mutual help, we will overcome any challenge.