
Pom Poko (1994) on Netflix
PG19941h 59mAnimationComedyDramaFamilyFantasy
In the Tama Hills outside Tokyo, raccoon dogs called tanuki lose their forest to a housing development. Their matriarch Oroku urges them to unite and relearn the shapeshifting their kind forgot.
- Netflix3.5/5
- IMDb7.2/1039,513 votes
- Rotten Tomatoes86%
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Plot summary
The tanuki of the Tama Hills, outside Tokyo, find their forests and meadows split and shrinking as the New Tama housing development spreads. With food scarce, the animals fight among themselves until the matriarch Oroku calls a truce and gathers them at an old temple. There the elders agree on a five-year plan: revive the forgotten art of transformation, study the humans around them, and send for the transformation masters said to live on Shikoku and Sado. The young tanuki begin their training, and Shokichi takes to it well, though some of his companions cannot manage a single change. Disguised as people, the trainees are sent into the nearby city to find work, while Gonta, whose birthplace has been destroyed, argues that the colony should answer the construction with force.
Cast
Makoto Nonomuraas Shôkichi (voice)
Nijiko Kiyokawaas Fireball Oroku (voice)
Shigeru Izumiyaas Gonta (voice)
Norihei Mikias Seizaemon (voice)
Yuriko Ishidaas Okiyo (voice)
Megumi Hayashibaraas Sasuke (voice)
Yumi Ichiharaas Koharu (voice)
Akira Kamiyaas Tamasaburô (voice)
Takehiro Murataas Bunta (voice)
Gannosuke Ashiyaas Inugami Gyobu (voice)
- Yanagiya Kosanas Tsurukame (voice)
Shinchou Kokonteias Narrator (voice)
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Bunshi Katsura VIas Yashimano Hage (voice) (as Bunshi Katsura)
- Beichou Katsuraas Kincho Daimyojin VI (voice)
- Shinchô Kokonteias Narrator (voice)
- Beichô Katsuraas Kinchô Daimyôjin the Sixth (voice) (as Beichou Katsura)
- Kosan Yanagiyaas Abbot Tsurugame (voice)
Rei Sakumaas (voice)
Tomokazu Sekias Male Tanuki B (voice)
Minoru Yadaas (voice)
Did you know?!Facts and trivia about Pom Poko (1994)
Can contain spoilers, watch the movie first.
- The title "Pom Poko" refers to the sound of tanuki drumming their bellies, taken from a 1919 poem by Ujō Noguchi that became a popular children's song when it was set to music in 1925.
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