Music Anime
Yurikago no Uta
Music video about craddling a baby to sleep for song by Bonny Jacks featured on NHK's Minna no Uta.
Genki Genki Nontan (2004)
Direct continuation of the first season. Also labeled as episode 16-25.
Ringo no Mori no Koneko-tachi
Music video for the song Ringo no Mori no Koneko-tachi by Mari Iijima that was featured on NHK's Minna no Uta program. The song was used as the ending for Spoon Oba-san. Both the ending and this video were animated by Kouji Nanke, but the Minna no Uta version uses new animation.
Fuusen Shoujo Temple-chan
Temple is a lovely girl who enjoys music. One day she climbs on board a balloon and is excited by the aerial journey, until she realizes she's drifting away from her home. While she's distraught, she is encouraged by a drummer boy and animals who play music for her and help her find her way back home.
(Source: Tatsunoko)
Yumekui Shirokuro Baku
This song deals with the Japanese mythological creature, the Baku. Baku's are known to devour the nightmares/dreams of human beings. In this song the baku is portrayed by Len. Here, he entices an innocent girl who has trouble sleeping by taking away her bad dreams. He also "seals the spell" with a pinky promise and then later a kiss. In the end, "when the full moon rises" he steals her soul and takes her empty body to his "monochrome world."
(Source: Vocaloid Wikia)
Juicy Jungle
Mukougaoka Chisato wa Tada Mitsumeteita no Datta
A portrait of emotion. Chisato tries to remember and stay at a moment, through music.
Junai Rhapsody
Official music video for Junai Rhapsody sung by Lon. The song was originally from 1994 and sung by Mariya Takeuchi but Lon's cover it was used as the theme song for the "√Letter" visual novel. The official music video was posted on Lon's official YouTube channel a day after the visual novel launched.
Sakuranbo Message
Music video directed by Riri Yamashita for the song Sakuranbo Message by Sakura Miko.
