There is a little of verbal sexual teasing in the first few scenes. Kids won't get it, and it's all over fast.

A bomb drops, which is what awakens Gamera.

Gamera knocks over buildings, people are crushed to death, but nothing is ever graphic.

Most of the violence is typical 50-60's giant monster film violence. There's no blood, gore, or anything too disturbing.

Gamera knocks over a lighthouse while a boy hangs from it. He falls off, but Gamera saves him.

None.

There is some smoking.

The film tries to be serious, but ends up being unintentionally funny.

A boy almost falls off of a lighthouse, but Gamera saves him by catching him upon falling.

People are seen being crushed to death in crumbling buildings. Not graphic.

A boy is forced to give up his pet turtle, which he adores.

Gamera may be frightening to some little kids, especially his roar. However, the idea of a giant, bipedal, flying, fire-breathing turtle is so silly viewers may not help but laugh.