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Sinbi Apateu: Ghost Ball Double X

No description.

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26 eps
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8 min

Norimono Man: Mobile Land no Car-kun

The anime depicts various vehicles as characters in the "Mobile Land" island. The protagonist Car-kun arrives at the island as a delivery worker. Through his deliveries, he gets to know the residents of Mobile Land, all while following traffic rules and having his deliveries stopped by the meddling Sabibi.

(Source: Anime News Network)

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104 eps
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5 min

Sincereality

Music video for the song Sincereality by DADA GAUGUIN.

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1 ep
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3 min

Norman the Snowman: Kita no Kuni no Aurora

As the first snow falls on a town in the northern country, a boy sneaks out of his house to board a northbound train with his friend “Norman the Snowman.” They are off to witness the beautiful wonders of nature that Norman had always talked about.

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1 ep
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25 min

Furidashi

Graduate Work 2016, Tokyo University of the Arts, Graduate School of Film and New Media, Department of Animation.

You always stumble before reach. The glass in your hand gets chipped every time. Then everything should start again from the start. There are, however, things you can discover only through repetition. The answer resides in yourself.

(Source: Geidai Animation)

1 ep
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8 min

Kizuna - In eternal remembrance of March 11, 2011

A story passed on is a living memorial.In eternal remembrance of March 11, 2011.

(Source: Official Website)

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1 ep
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5 min

BAZUBI BAZAB

Music video directed by StudioXD for the song BAZUBI BAZAB by Towa Tokoyami

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1 ep
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4 min

sister

Music video for "sister" by Eve.

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1 ep
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4 min

Tokyo Fantasia

A musical animated film by G9+1, a group of veteran animators. It won the Tokyo Anime Award in 2010.

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1 ep
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8 min

I Love Me

The anime is related to the #BeyondGender project, which aims to foster a society where people can live as they are, without being bound by social and cultural gender differences such as "masculinity" and "femininity." The anime follows Mii, who has daydreams and thoughts triggered by questions about mind, body, and life.

Professors of developmental psychology, gender theory, sex education, and other related subjects are supervising the program.

(Source: Anime News Network)

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3 eps
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10 min

Tokyo 2164

In commemoration of the 150th year of its business, J.Walter Thompson Japan office created a 3D animation short film. This is a Christmas story for December, when the anniversary event took place.

The story theme is “Tokyo after 150 years.” It is a systemized, innocuous world with hopes and dreams taken away. Even Santa Clause is persecuted and does not exist.

However, Santa Clause makes a comeback by many children’s wishes, and the world regains its shine again. In the end, there is a copy “Dreams to people in next 150 years. KEEP PIONEERING. JWT TOKYO”

Through the near-future Santa Clause, it expresses the will of the J. Walter Thompson Japan to never forget pioneering spirit at any time and create a world with hopes and dreams through communication.

(Source: Official Website)

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1 ep
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3 min

six feet under

Music video animated by ido for the song six feet under by Calliope Mori (produced by TK).

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1 ep
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4 min

Tokyo

A short film spelling Tokyo in hiragana.

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1 ep
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1 min

Chikyuu ga Ichimai no Ita Dattara

Music video for the song Chikyuu ga Ichimai no Ita Dattara by ReoNa that was featured on NHK's Minna no Uta program.

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1 ep
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2 min

I’ll be there

Music video directed by Takuto Kawakami for the song I’ll be there by MAN WITH A MISSION.

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1 ep
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5 min

I like u

Music video for the song I Like U by Tove Lo. This is a partnership with the Tokyo based NFT project Shinsei Galverse.

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1 ep
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3 min

Nouryou Anime: Denkyuu Ika Matsuri

Death is the gateway to birth. The deceased crosses the line to join the kingdom of the dead. He sees there the dance of the sperm and the egg. He is drawn towards the sky. This is the path to the afterlife.

(Source: starandshadow.org.uk)

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1 ep
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5 min

"Hataraku" no 100-nenshi

It's been almost 100 years since the "salaryman" type of office worker first appeared in Japan back in the 1920s.

As our society faces a major turning point, SmartHR decided to create a brand film to reflect upon how work styles have changed with time over the past century.

We hope that by looking back on history, we inspire people to think about how they want to work going forward.

(Source: Official YouTube channel)

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1 ep
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2 min