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EAST ASIA AND OCEANIA

Sesame Workshop has a long history in East Asia and Oceania — and it’s as varied
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Since Sesame Street made its Australian debut in 1971, Sesame Workshop’s
presence in this region has expanded greatly – onto screens and into schools,
clinics, and community centers in Japan; educational play centers in South
Korea; design and lifestyle partnerships across the region that bring our
characters into the lives of millions; live family entertainment, and much, much
more.

With Sesame Workshop offices in China and Japan and strong partnerships
throughout East Asia and Oceania, Sesame Workshop is helping children grow
smarter, stronger, and kinder in more ways with each passing year.

Generations of families have made happy Sesame Street memories in theme parks in
Japan and Singapore, while PSAs have helped keep Indigenous Australians
up-to-date with vaccines and children safer on Philippine roads. Fans across
China are celebrating the 40th anniversary of Big Bird’s historic visit, while a
live touring Sesame Street show makes its way across the country. Students in
South Korea and across Japan learn from our trusted characters and
research-based curriculum, while Sesame Street Mecha Builders brings STEM
learning and fun to children in Japan, China, and Australia, and design, and
retail partnerships offer something for everyone who wants a little more Sesame
in their lives.

Sesame Street across East Asia and Oceania

Sesame Street’s beloved characters are easy to spot across China, Japan, South
Korea, Singapore, The Philippines, and Australia.

Australia

Sesame Street has delighted generations of families in Australia, airing there
continuously since 1972.

China

Through licensing and design collaborations, the brand is also making a fashion
splash—and providing vital funding for Sesame Workshop’s social impact programs
around the world

Japan

Sesame Street and Autism: See Amazing in All Children, which originated in the
U.S., has resonated strongly in Japan.

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Sesame Workshop in Japan

In Japan, Elmo and friends provide comfort and learning to children in clinics
and classrooms, promote awareness and acceptance of autism, enliven attractions
at theme parks, and bring joy to families through fashion and lifestyle
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Sesame Street Curriculum

In public schools in Japan, our Sesame Street Curriculum helps prepare students
for success by using a “whole child” approach.

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Sesame Street Clinics

To support kids and families through potentially stressful medical visits,
Sesame Workshop has teamed up with healthcare providers to bring Elmo and
friends into clinics around the country.

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Sesame Street Japan

Check out even more resources in Japanese on our Sesame Street Japan website.

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Sesame Workshop in China

Families in China can connect with their favorite Sesame Street characters
through initiatives like “Dream, Save, Do” and immersive live events for the
whole family.

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Dream, Save, Do China

Our “Dream, Save, Do” program builds children’s financial empowerment with games
and activities geared to help them understand how everyday choices can help them
achieve their dreams.

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Sesame Street China

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Julia, the lovable Sesame Street Muppet with autism, has appeared in primetime
programming on NHK and in lessons taught in Japanese public schools.



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