Music video directed and animated by Harumaki Gohan for the song Reunion by Harumaki Gohan.
Music video for the song ‘Instant Music’, from the album ‘Runners High’ by The Pillows.
Official music video for Handsome Kenya's song Random which was on his 1st full album titled "Amnesia" that was released March 5, 2014. A special extended version of the music video was created for the web release on Victor Entertainment's official YouTube channel. In it, Handsome Kenya falls asleep on a weekly manga magazine and dreams that he's stuck inside the volume as he runs between all the different series, art styles, and scenarios.
A music video for A Viva Non Non by Tempalay, animated by Mirai Mizue and Hoji Tsuchiya, and directed by OSRIN.
Music video directed by Kouhei Yoshino for the song Ab-rah by Japanese instrumental band NETWORKS that was included on their album "White Sky". The video features stop motion animation using magnetic drawing toys similar to the "Magna Doodle"
Music video for the song DOOR by Japanese rock band OKAMOTO'S that was featured on NHK's Minna no Uta program. The video was animated by Kazuma Morino.
Music video directed by Akito Osawa for the song Abstractions void by Koko.
Music video about craddling a baby to sleep for song by Bonny Jacks featured on NHK's Minna no Uta.
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)
An official music video for the musician Hiwa. It was also shown later at the 2015 Kyoto International Art and Film Festival.
Official music video for Makura Izumi's song Saishuu Densha featuring Izumi Makura.
Music video for the song Kakurenbo no Tatsujin by Kaonashi Hasegawa that was featured on NHK's Minna no Uta program.