Anime from Polonia 1

'Paul’s Miraculous Adventure” – How on Polonia 1 a Drugged Bear Shot Lasers from His Eyes at Numerical People in the Stationery Land

A Drugged Bear with Laser Eyes Many of us remember sitting in front of the flickering CRT (often black and white) with bated breath as the lively, simple Italian song

"Calendar Men" or "Yattodetaman" – How the 'October Shows' on Polonia 1 Educated Us

Meanwhile, "In the Kingdom of the Calendar" 30 years ago... The 1990s brought Polish viewers countless hours of joy through Japanese anime series, known at that time as "Chinese cartoons."

Tiger Mask - When Wrestling Was Watched on Polonia 1

The "Chinese Cartoon" about Wrestlers from Polonia 1 Do you still remember what it was like to turn on the TV and lose yourself in a world where the laws

Captain Hawk (Tsubasa): Hero Backyards and CRT Screens

Football and Anime on the Playground Recalling the 90s, it's hard not to smile. Remember those times when a small, curved television screen (often still black and white), displaying Polonia

Dash Kappei or Gigi La Trottola? - A Postcard from the Past or a Misplaced Love Letter?

Dash Kappei, the Old Faithful Gigi Dash Kappei. Or actually, as we all remember it, Gigi La Trottola. This name, for many of us, sounds like a dusty VHS tape

General Daimos: Robots, Explosions, Love, and Intrigue. Do I Remember It Right? - A Rerun from Polonia 1

Daimos aired almost 30 years ago... The Beginnings of the Anime Era in Poland In the 90s, as Poland opened up to new cultures and influences, a phenomenon appeared on

Poland & Japan

Poland and Japan — two distant, seemingly incompatible worlds. And yet life has a curious way of weaving threads of fate into unexpected knots — and sometimes, in one person’s life, those distant worlds overlap, coexist, perhaps even harmonize — creating something entirely new.

Such was the case, for example, with Józef Piłsudski’s brother, who once traveled to Hokkaido to study the culture of the Ainu people. In more recent times, we’ve witnessed a bold young Polish woman enter the world of Japanese shogi, not only competing but winning tournaments and earning titles no foreigner had ever claimed before.

And finally — perhaps a bit more down-to-earth, yet steeped in nostalgia for many — we’ll revisit the anime series once aired on Poland’s Polonia 1 channel in the 1990s. We’ll also explore how Poland is portrayed in anime, how the Japanese perceive our country, and how these two cultures continue to complement one another in surprising ways.

A Bridge Between Poland and Japan: At the Crossroads of Polish and Japanese Fates

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An enthusiast of Asian culture with a deep appreciation for the diverse philosophies of the world. By education, a psychologist and philologist specializing in Korean studies. At heart, a programmer (primarily for Android) and a passionate technology enthusiast, as well as a practitioner of Zen and mono no aware. In moments of tranquility, adheres to a disciplined lifestyle, firmly believing that perseverance, continuous personal growth, and dedication to one's passions are the wisest paths in life. Author of the book "Strong Women of Japan" (>>see more)

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