Historical Anime
Huainanzi Chuanqi 2
The second season of Huainanzi Chuanqi (The Legend of Huainanzi).
Zouressha ga Yatte Kita
An educational film about the Elephant Trains in Japan. During WW2 many zoos were slaughtering their dangerous animals (such as elephants) as a safeguard against Allied bombings which might release the animals. After WW2, the only elephants that remained in Japan were two at Higashiyama Zoo in Nagoya. Special trains called Elephant Trains were arranged to bring children from all over the country to Higashiyama Zoo.
Zukkoke Sannin-gumi: Zukkoke Jikuu Bouken
Three reporters from the school paper get transported back to the Edo period.
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Toyama Kankou Anime Project
The Toyama Kankou Anime Project is a visualization of the three most popular tourist spots of the Toyama prefecture: Tateyama Kurobu Alpine Route; firefly squid from the mysterious ocean of the Toyama Bay; Gokayama known for its architectural world heritage Gasshouzukuri.
The animation is done by PA Works, which is located in Toyama-ken Nanto-shi, and the flash is done by The BERICH, which is a unit that resides in Toyama-ken Uozu-shi.
Along with a high-definition commentary video of these attractions, this project aims to broadcast the stunning nature of the Toyama prefecture to the world.
(Source: AniList.co)
0-sen Hayato
The adventures of a zero fighter pilot during World War II.
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Huckleberry no Bouken (Movie)
Movie version of the TV series Huckleberry no Bouken.
Konpeki no Kantai: Sourai Kaihatsu Monogatari
A special which tells the story of the development of the japanese Sourai interceptor plane.
Fushigi Naido
A stop-motion animation about sisters doing chores. One of them falls into a well and gets transported to a wonderland trying to retrieve a pail. There she helps the various creatures in wonderland and receives rewards. Upon returning home the other sister is jealous and tries the same but is rude and helps no one out of her selfishness.
Boku no Boukuugou
The fourth film in Shin-Ei's series of annual WWII themed anime television movies for children Sensou Douwa (war story).
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Boku to Gaku: Ano Natsu no Monogatari
An educational film about losing hope in children in Japan. In the movie's example, how it is bad it is to say another child "doesn't stand a chance" or "don't think too much of them, they won't amount to anything" because of their upbringing or background or single action they did.
Souya Monogatari
The Souya is a Japanese museum ship that previously served as an icebreaker and patrol boat, and was the first Japanese ship to take part in an Antarctic research expedition.
The anime tells the adventures of the ship and its crew.
(Source: AniList.co)
Butten Monogatari
An animated telling of famous Buddhist scriptures, the OVA series focuses on the early days of Buddhism surrounding Gautama Buddha/Siddhartha.
Takarajima (Movie)
A 88-minute theatrical recut of the original Takarajima TV series.
"Calpis" Hakkou Monogatari
A Calpis (Calpico in the US) commissioned short about the history of the company and how their product is made today. A few scenes use live-action footage. The short is animated by Takaharu Shimizu who used a Rube Goldberg style of story telling.
Shouwa Monogatari (Movie)
Dramatic story of the Yamazaki family during the year Showa 39 (1964), the year that Tokyo hosted the Summer Olympics.