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.

Crap and damn appears on the English subtitles.

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.