Short answers, pulled from the story.
The 14th of July 1958 marked the initial broadcast of the 1958 Japanese animated film Mole's Adventure. Nippon Television Network Corporation aired this nine-minute cartoon as the earliest surviving example of anime on television.
Filmmakers chose full color as a bold technical decision for the 1958 Japanese animated film Mole's Adventure. This production broke ground by delivering vibrant hues to home screens instead of relying on black and white or limited palettes common at the time.
A nine-minute runtime defined the scope of the 1958 Japanese animated film Mole's Adventure. The narrative arc wraps up within these nine minutes of screen time while featuring a mole character leaving Earth inside a rocket ship.
The vehicle lands on a strange planet with unusual terrain where the mole character travels across the surface using a set of skis. Weird creatures live both above and below the soil there before sun rays hit him again causing him to fall off the world.