The analysis technique used is content analysis and the research instrument is the researcher himself. To reveal the contents of the novel Totto-Chan, the researcher analyzes page by page and then summarizes it to get clear data from the novel Totto-Chan by Tetsuko Kuroyanagi. The method used is a qualitative descriptive method, namely the data presented in the form of extracts from the novel. The purpose of this study is to describe the moral values of each character in the novel Totto-Chan by Tetsuko Kuroyanagi and apply them in a concrete form to the readers. Moral values, figures, implementation Abstract
Her most recent work includes a translation of Princess Chichibu's autobiography, The Silver Drum and Kuroyanagi's Totto-chan's Children.Department of Indonesian Language and Literature Education, FBS Unima, Manado State University She is author of The Japanese Crane: Bird of Happiness and co-author of National Parks of Japan. Her distinguished translation of Basho's Narrow Road to a Far Province is a classic. A pupil of Darius Milhaud, she is well known for her popular Capitol Records album "Japanese Sketches," in which Tetsuko Kuroyanagi's father is violin soloist. Translator DOROTHY BRITTON, author, poet, and composer, was born in Japan and educated in the United States and England. Kuroyanagi has twice brought America's National Theater of the Deaf to Japan, acting with them in sign language. The Totto Foundation-financed with her book royalties-provides professional training to deaf actors, with whom Kuroyanagi often appears. Devoted to welfare and conservation, Kuroyanagi is Asia's first UNICEF Goodwill Ambassador (see Totto-chan's Children and serves on the board of the Worldwide Fund for Nature. This and the other shows on which she regularly appears all enjoy top viewer ratings. Japan's first such program, it was recently awarded television's highest prize. She spent 1972 in New York studying acting, and was critically acclaimed in Japan for her leading role in works by Albee and Shaffer and in Melchior Lengyel's "Ninotchka." Her daily television talk show, "Tetsuko's Room," is still going strong after more than twenty years. She studied to become an opera singer but then became an actress instead, winning a prestigious award for her work in radio and television.
TETSUKO KUROYANAGI, daughter of the celebrated violinist, was voted Japan's most popular television personality fourteen times.
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