ShinEi

ShinEi, also stylized Shin-Ei or ShinEi Animation, is a Japanese animation studio and production company headquartered in Tokyo. The studio is best known for creating and producing a number of long-running, family-oriented animated series that have become staples of Japanese children's television, as well as licensed international broadcasts. Its most recognizable works include Crayon Shin-chan, a popular comedy series about a mischievous young boy and his family, which began in the early 1990s and has run for decades; and the Doraemon anime, a classic franchise that has seen multiple adaptations over the years and contributed to the studio's international profile.

ShinEi operates as a production house, collaborating with broadcasters, merchandising partners, and streaming services to distribute its content. The company has a history of developing talent within the Japanese animation industry and has produced both television series and feature-length works. Visual style often emphasizes humorous, family-centered storytelling with simple character designs and mass-appeal humor, enabling cross-generational appeal in Japan and abroad.

The name Shin-Ei is commonly written in Japanese and is widely recognized within the animation industry in Asia and internationally. While the studio's output has varied over time, Shin-Ei remains associated with enduring, accessible programming that targets younger audiences and family viewing.