Slice of Life Anime
Chie-chan Funsenki: Jarinko Chie
An adaptation of the first series, with different characters and an alternate setting.
Shanshan De Hongxing
Adapted from renowned writer Li Xintian's same-titled novel, animated film Sparkling Red Star is a heartwarming, colorful, and patriotic children's story set in 1930s China. Naked Ambition and Love on the Rocks director Lam Chiu Yin makes a rather significant departure from his previous works to present the big adventures of a little comrade. Growing up in a time of chaos, carefree village boy Dongzi greatly admires his brave Red Army soldier father and the Red Guards who have protected his village from the evil landlord. When Dongzi's father leaves for the Long March, he gives a sparkling red star to his son. This red star becomes Dongzi's protector in the subsequent years as he encounters numerous hardships and slowly comes of age during the changing tides of wartime China.
Chiisana Oji-san
This is the story of the main character living together with a mysterious mini middle-aged man.
Chikai
A Tekken short commissioned by Hoken Ichiba, a insurance marketplace company. It focuses on a father and son as the son tries to realize the oath he gave his father.
Bborongbborong Bbororo 6
The sixth season of Pororo, many episodes take place in the Summer Islands.
Sense Honma ni Honma
A music video for the song "Sense Honma ni Honma" by Osaka Sumiyoshi Boys & Girls Chorus. Aired as part of NHK's Minna no Uta program.
Sennen no Yakusoku
Part of the series of educational videos that teaches kids and young adults several basic tax lessons.
Tensai Eri-chan Kingyo wo Tabeta
Based on a same name children's fantasy picture book by Takeshita Ryuunosuke.
Bborongbborong Bbororo 2
A direct continuation of the previous season that starts with the introduction of a new character called Petty who is a female penguin.
Chirorin Mura Monogatari
Nutsberry Town is a beautiful small country town, surrounded by shimmering lakes, lush forests and green fields. It's a place where old-fashioned values still abound. It is here that our heroes, Snappy the Onion, Wendy the Walnut and Pee Wee the Peanut, a madcap trio known as the "Kooky Kids" play their mischievous games.
Never mean-spirited or malicious, the Kooky Kids still manage to get into trouble in their non-stop quest for fun and adventure. And because Nutsberry Town is far from the hustle and bustle of video arcades, shopping malls or theme parks, the children find their fun amidst their beautiful surroundings and in their imagination.
(Source: enokifilmsusa.com)
Sekai wa Mada Hajimatte sura Inai
This is a music video by Pinnochio-P feat. the voice of Vocaloid-singer Hatsune Miku.
This animation takes elements from clay and watercolors and combines them to create a 3D animated artistic look. It centeres around the theme, that the full world does not exist yet. It started as a commissioned song for the unit Wonderlands×Showtime for the game Project SEKAI COLORFUL STAGE! feat. Hatsune Miku.
(Source: AniList.co)
Tentou Mushi no Uta
The adventures of seven orphan who live in poverty, although they have a very rich grandfather.
Seibu Tetsudou Ekiin Tako-chan
3 minute shorts about Tako-chan's life as a railroad worker
Teppen
Hanabishi, an extremely violent but chivalrous delinquent, gets into fights with yakuza, other punks and sometimes the police, gaining a feared reputation that attracts a couple of admirers and antagonizes his gang-infested school`s bosses.
Tetsujin 28-gou Gao!
This series of anime shorts, roughly five minutes in length, will focus on protagonist Shoutarou Kaneda's everyday life instead of focusing on battle scenes as previous Tetsujin 28 titles have done. The visuals of the title robot, its nemesis Black Ox, and other elements will have a pop-art style.
(Source: Anime News Network)
Sayonara no Kawari ni 2013
Official music video for idol group Oha Girl Chu! Chu! Chu!'s song Sayonara no Kawari ni 2013. It is a cover of a song titled Sayonara no Kawari ni performed by the idol group Oha Ska in 2000 by the 1999 cast of Oha Suta, a Japanese children's TV show. Both idol groups are owned by the Oha Suta franchise.