Music video for the song Risu ni Koi Shita Shounen by Takumi Kitamura that was featured on NHK's Minna no Uta program. The video was animated by Kouji Nanke.
In 2003, Hideaki Motoki began “ZOUNDS,” a project centering around the theme of an ecosystem of sounds. In it, musical organisms called ZOUNDS not only communicate through sound but also invent an abundant variety of sounds through interaction with the environment and each other, to grow and evolve.
[360° VR Animation Video.] ZOOJAZOO "MY STOMACH" by Giraffe Kids.Movie and Music by Asami Ike.
(Source: Official Youtube Channel)
Music video directed by Yuma Saito for the song Dilemma by DECO*27 featuring vocals by Hatsune Miku.
A song to fight against fate. See how the story ends.
Music video directed by Yuusaku Kumagai for the song Reincarnation by V.W.P (Virtual Witch Phenomenon).
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.
Official music video for Ken Kamikita's song Diary which was also released on his first album titled "SCOOP".
Short animation directed by Yoko Kuno featuring the song Spread by Cuushe.
Initially unveiled on the "Project Sekai 2nd Anniversary Namahousou" stream, a special music video animated by Riri Yamashita for the song Journey. This track was made to commemorate the second anniversary of the Project SEKAI COLORFUL STAGE! feat. Hatsune Miku mobile game.
(Source: AniList.co)
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.
Rusty Nail is a X Japan's anime music video produced by CLAMP and included on VHS as a first press bonus for the "PERFECT BEST' compilation album, released in 1999.
The video shows anime versions of the band: YOSHIKI, ToshI, hide, PATA and HEATH in a sci-fi like scenario.
(Source: Music Japan Plus / X Japan Wiki)