Music Anime
Tooryanse
Another music video from Kousuke Sugimoto and Handsome Kenya. The title of the song comes from the name of an old children's tune sometimes played at crosswalks in Japan. After the tune plays, Handsome Kenya is pulled into a beautiful and strange world.
Melt (2022)
The ideal Valentine's Day gift is inarguably chocolate, neatly packaged in a box tied with a red ribbon.
In the morning, a schoolgirl carries boxed chocolate in her bag, nervous yet determined to deliver it to its intended recipient. By night, however, she has not followed through with her goal. There is still hope, as all she needed was a day's worth of time to muster up some courage. Overcoming her hesitation, the girl sends a decisive text message.
(Source: MAL Rewrite)
Inochi
An official music video for the musician Hiwa. It was also shown later at the 2015 Kyoto International Art and Film Festival.
Melt
Music video directed and animated by Souta Sugahara and Yasuhiko Shimizu for the song Melt by supercell feat. Hatsune Miku.
AISOUZE!
A music video for Aisou ze! by CHAI, directed by Mirai Mizue. The song is an image song written for the original short animation "Dinosaur Biyori" which was broadcasted on TOKYO MX.
Himitsu
Music video for the song Himitsu, directed, animated, and musically written by Harumaki Gohan.
HAVEN
Music video directed by Bakui for the song HAVEN by NILFRUITS, the song was originally created for the unit Vivid BAD SQUAD.for the game Project SEKAI COLORFUL STAGE!
Unleash!!!!!
Music video directed by Masato Takeuchi for the song Unleash!!!!! by the band BAND-MAID.
Hana wa Saku: Touhoku ni Saku
Domo-kun and Charo meet a strange girl in the hustle and bustle Tokyo. Since "that day", she has not gone back home. When Charo gives the girl a wreath of Gerbera plants, she accidentally sneezes. A burst of magic came out of the Gerbera, and a flower train emerges from the middle of a flower garden. As the three board the flower train, it starts moving toward the girl's hometown. However, what awaits them is a ferocious storm!
Animated short to support the reconstruction of areas hit by the 2011 Great Eastern Japan Earthquake.
(Source: Official website)
