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Let's play English is Japanese TV program which is on aired from April 2, 1990. It evolved to Let's play English with Orton on April 3, 2017.

Cast

Main corner

Eat the world: They cook the meals in the world.
Dear Karie: Karie plays with the kids and parents.
Quiz Corner: Dr.Jayson and his mates push the buttons which speak English words. It is said only once.
Orton's excerise: Rie Tanaka dances exercise.

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Japanese children's television series

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