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"Sesame Street" is a children's educational television program produced by Sesame Workshop, a non-profit organization in the United States. Since its broadcast on NET (predecessor of PBS[1]) in 1969[2], it has been broadcast and distributed in over 150 countries and regions worldwide. This program is based on emotional education[3].

Elmo Brian Muehl (1979 - 1984)
USJ version, Sesame Place version, Disney Channel version
A very energetic boy who also likes to imitate. He took the lead role for the first time in Elmo's World.
Big Bird Caroll Spinney (1969 - 2018)
Tokyo Sesame Place version, USJ version
A bird with many talents, tall and with a long neck. His head was initially thin, but is now thick.
Cookie Monster Frank Oz (1969 - 2004)
A very gluttonous blue monster
Count von Count
The model is Dracula, and his role is to count.
Oscar the Grouch Caroll Spinney (1969 - 2018)
Eric Jacobson (2019 - ) NHK Educational version
Tessho Genda → Masashi Ebara (Special version)
Toru Ohkawa (Regular version)
TV Tokyo version, DVD version, YouTube version, U-NEXT version
Tomoya Kawai
VHS version
Masashi Ebara
USJ version
Toru Ohkawa
A monster who lives in a trash can. Inside is a path to Grouchland.
Terry Monster Bob Payne (1979)
Brian Muehl (1979 - 1984)
Martin P. Robinson NHK Educational version
Masako Nozawa → Tessho Genda[10] (Special version)
Tessho Genda[10] (Regular version)
USJ version
Tessho Genda[10]
TV Tokyo version, DVD version
Uo Ken[Note 3]
YouTube version, U-NEXT version
Hideki Tanaka[11] A somewhat neurotic boy
Baby Bear David Rudman NHK Educational version
Wataru Takagi (Special version)
Koji Ochiai (Regular version)
USJ version, U-NEXT version
Koji Ochiai
TV Tokyo version, DVD version
Nobuyuki Kobushi
A bear who loves to draw.
Rosita