Original Anime
Namake Gitsune
Spring, the fox is in the middle of a party. Workers' family of raccoon dogs reveal their field work during the hot summer and harvest autumn. A fox who stupidly hunts the Raccoon dumplings carrying the harvest with perspiration, before the raccoon dog wears it, takes away the food of the rabbit. A cold winter comes. The Raccoon family is having a good time around the hearth, but the fox is troubled with food and wandering in the snow. The fox intends a collective battle, raises a fire from the fire, causes a fire, and tries to rob the storage of the raccoon warehouse. A raccoon dog that turns into a truck and turns a fox that escaped a storage, turns it into a rainbow and chases it. The fight between the fox and the raccoon dog begins with a transformation. The family supports the raccoon guns that are struggling as one wing, and finally fights the fox.
(Source: Japanese Animated Film Classics)
Tokyo Loop
A series of 16 "short stories" created by the creator's group Images Forum. The stories are:
Tokyo Strut (Sato Masahiko, Ueta Mio)
Tokyo Trip (Tanaami Keiichi)
Fishing Vine (Seike Mika)
Yuki-chan (Oyama Kei)
Dog & Bone (Shiriagari Kotobuki)
Public Convenience (Tabaimo)
TOKYO (Uda Atsuko)
Black Fish (Aihara Nobuhiro)
Unbalance (Ito Takashi)
Tokyo Girl (Shimao Maho)
Manipulated Man (Wada Atsushi)
Nuance (Murata Tomoyasu)
Hashimoto (Furukawa Taku)
Funkorogashi (Kuri Yoji)
Fig (Yamamura Koji)
12 O’Clock (Iwai Toshio)
(Source: AniList.co)
Fansa
Music video animated by Mogelatte for the song Fansa by HoneyWorks featuring Shiina Natsukawa.
BAZUBI BAZAB
Music video directed by StudioXD for the song BAZUBI BAZAB by Towa Tokoyami
Tokyo Fantasia
A musical animated film by G9+1, a group of veteran animators. It won the Tokyo Anime Award in 2010.
SKYSONAR
Music video directed by Yoshimitsu Tomita for the song SKYSONAR by Shiranui Flare.
Nami Hexin - 2016 Xinnian Tebie Ban
Another special Nanocore video celebrating the new year 2016.
Instant Music
Music video for the song ‘Instant Music’, from the album ‘Runners High’ by The Pillows.
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)
Nami Hexin: Jueze Pian
Nanocore is a science fiction Chinese cartoon in 3D. The stage of the story is established on a fictional planet Birthigin. In this young planet, humanity will never stop longing for a bright future despite reason and fear. In revolutions and evolutions, humanity keeps challenging the Creator, and which eventually induces contractions intensified. People choose to wake up and struggle for their own ideals. They end the peace and angers sweep the whole planet, resulting in outbreak of the crisis known as Purple Fog.
In time of humans facing their odds of survival, the plan N.S.P led by the elite keeps frustrating until NanoCore's involving. It brings the plan his birth. As the existence, that the elite thinks should lead the development of human weapons, however, he breaks shackles of fate, and arrives at a land where faith no longer exists.
He learns to make choices and grows up with them, and the dim future of Birthigin thus begins to change.
(Source: Nanocore Tumblr)
Nami Hexin - NG Scenes - Nano's Daily Life
Nami Hexin SP: Lianxi Pian 2015 Xinnian Special
Oretacha Youkai Ningen
Instant History
Each three-minute short features characters learning about important historical events that occurred that day. Shown on Fuji Television, it often featured photographs and film footage taken from the Mainichi Shimbun newspaper, where Ryuuichi Yokoyama's comic strip was running at the time.
(Source: Cartoon Research)
