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PythagoraSwitch
Genre	Educational
Country of origin	Japan
Production
Running fourth dimension	fifteen minutes
Production company	NHK
Release
Original network	NHK
Audio format	Stereo
Original release	April ix, 2002 (2002-04-09) – present

PythagoraSwitch ( ピタゴラスイッチ , Pitagora Suitchi ) is a xv-minute Japanese educational television programme that has been aired by NHK since April 9, 2002. It encourages augmenting children'due south "style of thinking" under the supervision of Masahiko Satō ( 佐藤雅彦 ) and Masumi Uchino ( 内野真澄 ). A five-infinitesimal format called PythagoraSwitch Mini is also available.

During the beginning and ending of each episode, and between each corner (segment), there are Pythagorean Devices ( ピタゴラ装置 , Pitagora Sōchi ). "Pythagorean device" is the equivalent Japanese colloquialism for the American "Rube Goldberg machine" and British "Heath Robinson" contraption. The main focus of the program is a puppet testify, but the subject is mainly avant-garde by small corners. Globe phenomena, principles, characteristics, and the similar are introduced in an entertaining way. At the terminate of each segment, the show's championship is sung as a kind of punchline.

Segments [edit]

In the bear witness, segments are called "corners".

Today'southward Topic [edit]

A boob show in which Grandpa Encyclopedia ( 百科おじさん , Hyakka Oji-san ) explains the structure of the world to young penguins Pita and Gora. A recurring state of affairs is that, while discussing each topic, Encyclopedia would often say "The details are on my Nth page", to what the Penguins, after looking at said page, answer "We're children, and so we can't read..." After that, the three telephone call upon Televi-John ( テレビのジョン , Terebi no Jon ) an anthropomorphic dog-like TV, who shows them a video almost the topic. A mouse called Suu is likewise featured.

Pythagora Devices [edit]

Pythagora Devices ( ピタゴラ装置 , Pitagora Souchi ) are frequently featured.

Algorithm Exercise [edit]

A corner broadcast since 2002. It stars the duo Itsumo Kokokara. Information technology is algorithm themed, and then that the movements that are done side by side are related ("crouching motion" combines with "shaking artillery", and so that the arms avoid the activity, etc.). Ordinarily, the duo does the exercise with special guests, such every bit NHK announcers, baseball players, sumo wrestlers, etc.

There are too individual versions for each member: the "Yamada version" and the "Kikuchi version".

Algorithm March [edit]

Otou-san Switch [edit]

A segment in which a begetter and his kid act out sequences and play games based on any of the Japanese letter sounds.

Other Corners [edit]

• Curve the Stick Anime ( ポキポキアニメ , Pokipoki Anime )
  1. Sumo wrestler
  2. Tea kettle
  3. Chicks
• The Black Box Person Question ( ブラックボックス人問題 , Burakku Bokkusu Jin Mondai )
• Botejin ( ぼてじん , Botejin ): A spud shaped similar a dice (voiced by Iwao Nozomi) moves forrard and backward and to the left and right in the tiles fatigued on the basis, with words written on each side of him. He can motion fifty-fifty if he is out of the tiles.
• The Circles and Triangles ( ○と△のしゅうだん , Maru to Sankaku no Shūdan )
• Do Your Best!! Product Exam ( がんばれ!製品テスト , Ganbare! Seihin Tesuto ): This segment introduces the stages of product testing before the shipment of industrial products.
  1. Role chairs
  2. Ballpoint pens
• Framy ( フレーミー , Furēmī ): Blithe shorts about a dog named Framy, who is made out of clear squares. Other characters that are equanimous of simple figures, but they are non transparent.
• How the Fox Works! By Ms. Hammer Critic! aka Ms. Hammer Critic's Time ( トンカッチのそこのしくみがしりタイム , Tonkachi no Soko no Shikumi ga Shiri Taimu ): a critique of Pythagorean Devices by Ms. Hammer Critic (voiced by Mio Ueda), in some segments a autopsy of the Pythagora Devices are demonstrated to "how the trick works".
  1. Equipment No. 147: 3 Cups
  2. Equipment No. 175: The Come Back Car
  3. Equipment No. 144: The Toothpick
• If Yous Don't Believe information technology! Just Endeavor it! ( 「ウソだと思うなら、やってみな。」 , Uso Da to Omou Nara, Yattemina. )
  1. The Tale of the Egg and Common salt ( タマゴとしおのはなし , Tamago to Shio no Hanashi ): an egg floats on a loving cup filled with water mixed with common salt
  2. Matsugoro the Pinecone ( まつぼっくりのマツゴロー , Matsubokkuri no Matsugorō ): a pine cone dipped in a glass of water contracts, and when dry it expands back to normal
  3. Nori seaweed on the diving lath ( とびこみだいのあじつけのり , Tobikomidai no Ajitsuke Nori ): a nori seaweed in a articulate parcel becomes transparent when dipped in a glass of water
  4. Water ice cube in a structure site ( こおりのおしろのけんせつちゅう , Kōri no Oshiro no Kensetsuchū ): lifting a salted ice cube with a string
  5. The cup child's naming do ( コップのこどもなまえをれんしゅう , Koppu no Kodomo Namae o Renshū ): pouring water to a cup in front of a paper inscribed コップ (with the pu mirrored horizontally) reverses that letter's paradigm
  6. "Mini" segment: whiteboard art on a mirror floats when dipped on a tub of water
• The Invisible Homo X ( とうめい人間X , Tōmei Ningen Ekkusu )
• It Can't Be Done ( こんなことできません , Konna Koto Dekimasen ): Tsutomu Sekine and Jonio Iwai perform what seems to exist physically impossible feats using stop-motion photography. At the end of each segment, the title of the corner changes to "It Tin't Can Be Done" ( こんなことできませんした , Konna Koto Dekimasenshita ).
• Nendore Nandore Mr. Dirt, What's Got Stuck on Yous Today? ( ねんどれナンドレラッツの跡じまん , Nendore Nandorerattsu no Atojiman ): claymation featuring Nendore and Nandore tripping on various objects resulting in impressions:
  1. Television remote and peanuts
  2. Colored pencils and a piece of cheese
  3. Cellophane tape dispenser and magnet
  4. Bottle opener and clothespin
  5. Acorns and dice
  6. Mosquito coil and seashells
  7. Marbles and shogi pieces
• A New Creature ( 新しい生物 , Atarashii Seibutsu ): A stop-motion blitheness segment featuring ordinary objects being brought to life.
  1. Erasersaurus ( ケシゴムザウルス , Keshigomuzaurusu ), eraser
  2. Strawceraps ( ストロケラプス , Sutorokerapusu ), drinking straw
  3. Rubbernnus ( ワゴムヌス , Wagomunus ), rubber ring
  4. Boltnodon ( ボルトノドン , Borutonodon ), bolt
  5. Sugarcubeton ( カクザザトン , Kakuzazaton ), sugar cube
  6. Stickynus ( フセンヌス , Fusennusu ), sticky note
  7. Chopsticknodon ( ハシノドン , Hashinodon ), chopsticks
  8. Brushnodon ( ブラシノドン , Burashinodon ), shoe brush
  9. Matchboxnus ( マッチバコヌス , Matchibakonus ), matchbox
  10. Aluminumfoilps ( アルミホイルプス , Arumihoirupusu ), aluminum foil

  Also includes Afterwards ( そのあと , Sono Ato ) and Evolution ( 進化 , Shinka ) segments for some of the above creatures.

• Pythagora Equipment Academy ( ピタゴラ装置アカデミア , Pitagora Sōchi Akademia ): This segment teaches how to brand gadgets and gimmicks included in Pythagora Devices.
  • Beginner Form
    1. Zigzag Sloping Road
  • Intermediate Course
    1. A Winding Road
    2. Marble Accelerator
  • Advanced Course
• PythagoraSwitch Folding Handkerchief Theater ( ピタゴラスイッチおりたたみハンカチ劇場 , Pitagora Suitchi Oritatami Hankachi Gekijō )
• See the Wiggle Men! What'due south Dissimilar? ( くねくね人まちがいさがし , Kunekune Hito Machigaisagashi )
• Tape Measure Jackie ( まきじゃくのジャック , Makijaku no Jakku )
• 10-Stick Anime ( 10本アニメ , 10-Pon Anime ): X small sticks join together and transform into various things.
• And then the Bridge Thought of What to Do ( そこで橋は考えた , Soko de Hashi wa Kangaeta )
  1. Swing bridge (Amanohashidate, Kyoto)
  2. Bascule span (Tei Port Moveable Span in Kōnan, Kōchi)
  3. Lift bridge (Kagasunobashi in Tokushima)
  4. Transporter span (Vizcaya Bridge in Biscay, Spain)
  5. Submersible span (on Corinth Canal in Isthmia, Greece)
  6. Rolling bascule span (Te Matau ā Pohe in Whangarei, New Zealand)
• Today's Counting Numbers ( かぞえてみよう , Kaozetemiyou )
• Today's Switch ( 今日のスイッチ , Kyō no Suitchi ): In a certain place, a showtime switch is pressed in a auto, which introduces something happening.
• Today's Just Barely ( きょうのスレスレ , Kyō no Suresure )
• Today'southward Robot ( 今日のロボット , Kyō no Robotto ): A segment which introduces diverse robots (mainly work robots).
  1. Sentry robot
  2. Wheel parking
  3. Automatic milking
• Empathize in 5 Seconds ( 5秒でわかる , 5-Byō de Wakaru )
• What Fauna is This? ( なんのどうぶつ? , Nan no Dōbutsu? ): Motion capture animation, in which dots appear i by one, inviting readers to guess what animal is depicted in the initial pic.
  1. An inchworm
• What Numbers are They? ( 何の数字? , Nan no Sūji? )
• What on Earth is This? ( なんだこれ? , Nanda Kore? )
  1. A horse
  2. Fish bones
  3. Walking the canis familiaris
• What are These Points?/What's this Person'south Doing? ( なにしてる点? / なにしてるひと? , Nani Shiteru Ten?/Nani Shiteru Hito? ): An inlay of dots, equally in What Animal is This?, together with motion capture, invites readers to guess what these dots form or person is doing.
  1. Bullfighting
  2. Conducting
• Which One is Real? ( どっちが本物？ , Dotchi ga Honmono? )
  1. Tangerines
  2. Pencils
  3. Teacups

Actors [edit]

Dankichi Kuruma ( 車だん吉 ), Jun Inoue ( 井上順 ), and Tsuyoshi Kusanagi ( 草彅剛 ), are some of the voice actors who perform and call out the topics.

Broadcast [edit]

Outside Japan, NHK World Premium broadcasts PythagoraSwitch Mini. In Brazil, TV Cultura has been broadcasting information technology under the title Viva Pitágoras! since at least 2006.^[one] Starting Apr 2015, an English version of PythagoraSwitch Mini has been broadcast on NHK World TV. In addition, some PythagoraSwitch videos are also available on Google Video, YouTube and DailyMotion.

Awards [edit]

At the 30th Nippon Prize International Educational Program Contest, in 2003, episode 25 "Let's Look at It Another Way" won tiptop prize, the Prime number Minister's award, of the Early Teaching category.^[2] At Prix Jeunesse 2004 in Munich it won peak prize in the age six and below non-fiction category.^[3]

References [edit]

1. ^ "Archived copy". www.tvcultura.com.br. Archived from the original on viii November 2006. Retrieved 12 January 2022. {{cite web}}: CS1 maint: archived re-create equally championship (link)
2. ^ NHK Japan prize
3. ^ Press Release - Prix Jeunesse 2004 Archived 2012-05-08 at the Wayback Car

External links [edit]

• Official website
• PythagoraSwitch at IMDb

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Source: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/PythagoraSwitch

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