No sex or nudity. This film is made for kids anyway.

In some scenes, Koma the cat makes his two stuffed dolls to look like these dolls are kissing together.

The same cat makes the Bigfoot to first wear some women's clothes for a moment, and then bikini for a moment.

This film has no violent content which could be considered scary, disturbing or harmful to any child. This film is made for kids anyway.

A stuffed doll loses one button eye, so the main cat Koma gives it a new button eye.

A bear attempts to attack Koma, but accidentally hits it's own head with it's paws.

The same bear scares away a chicken.

Suddenly an owl can be seen falling on the ground. It was seen sitting on a tree in several scenes earlier.

A few animals get chased by a ghost.

Radibou the cat tries to attack an annoying bird with his toy plane, using methods like hands, net and a hammer.

In one scene, two stuffed dolls are briefly dressed like agents with guns, while standing like photo models.

A Bigfoot scares away a character.

No profanity, characters only make animal-like sounds. However, Koma is briefly reaching out his tongue towards Radibou's toy robot, for the sake of insulting it.

None.

As harmless it is, this Japanese animated film would most likely get rated G, if it was to be submitted to the MPAA in the US.

The ghost and the Bigfoot make a very few mild scares, like the film is trying to say "boo, did you get scared" to it's targeted audience: The children.