Doraemon is the first edition of the cartoon with the same name adapted by Japanese TV station 1973 based on the cartoon Doraemon by Fujiko F Buxiong. The Japanese TV version of Doraemon Animation started on April 1 Sunday 1973, and ended on September 30th, and aired at 7: 00 every Sunday. The work was broadcast 26 times (once a day, 2 words).

Doraemon, a cat robot from the 22nd century, returned to the 20th century, entrusted by its owner Nobiso. Doraemon helped Nobi Daxiong, Seo's great-grandfather and pupil, solve all kinds of problems around him and the stories of humorous people who happened to him and his friends with the help of various future props taken out from his four-dimensional pocket.

Working background

The creation of Doraemon can be traced back to the deadline 1969, when the author F. Fujio Fujiko suddenly broke into a kitten's house. Although the deadline was coming, the author played with the kitten for several hours and scratched lice for the kitten.

By the time the author found that there was not enough time, it was too late to finish writing the manuscript. At this time, the author was anxious like an ant on hot bricks, and suddenly kicked his daughter's tumbler toy, so the author had a brainwave and combined the image of a cat with a tumbler to create Doraemon.