“You Can Enjoy!” is a surreal and easy-going comedy cartoon created to introduce Fukushima Prefecture’s wonderful agricultural and marine products to the whole world. The story is set in Farm Academy on Happy Island where the products are studying hard preparing for shipment.
(Source: Official YouTube Description)
CGI ramen bowls that look like cats but have the personalities of high school girls talk about every day life things that involve ramen. The opening and ending sequence features them as 2D anime cat-girls with naruto accessories even though they are not represented as such in the actual show.
A full version of the theme song Bytheway Dance from the Inazma Delivery franchise posted on the official YouTube channel. Previously only a few seconds of the song and dance were used as the OP of Tutorial no Toku Dane Fuku Kitaru♪, the music variety program that the Inazma Delivery anime aired within. The posting was made in honor of the 2nd season completing its televised airing.
The film is about a family, [that] runs a chicken farm. The boy hankers after birds and his little sister keeps an eye on him. The father loves eggs. The mother loves somebody else. In the family fixture, each member stays there with bias or secrets.
Graduate Work 2012, Tokyo University of the Arts, Graduate School of Film and New Media, Department of Animation
(Source: Geidai Animation)
An independent music video created in 2006 by Sugimoto Kousuke and with music by Manabe Takayuki.
The anime revolves around little creatures called "Kakusen" who live in the skin pores of humans.
(Source: Anime News Network)
Two little rabbits one with long ear and the other with a short tail are good friends. One day, they found a big mushroom in the woods and started a fight for this mushroom. The two good friends quarreled. It suddenly rained heavily in a thunderstorm, and short tail was washed down a waterfall to the bottom of a ravine. Long ear tried to find short tail and finally rescued him from the moat. In the end both are good friends again.
(Source: douban.com)
Music video by Miyo Satou for the song Calihara no Uta by Tomohiko Banse that is featured on his first album "Calihara".
The story follows the hapless life of Osamu Fujiyama, 33 years old and NEET (Not in Education, Employment or Training).
(Source: AniDB)
A metaphorical expression of a child who got separated from their mother at a department store and is overwhelmed by the anxiety with having to seek a stranger for help (and the experience of being in the security room for lost children).