Graduate work from Mai Yamaguchi 2018 TAMA Art University with music from Yuta Uraki.
An animated music video shown in the NHK program 'Minna no Uta,' sung by CECIL.
In the children's room of the Amanogawa household in the neighborhood of Shichifukujin, there are five Engimon: Haruo (a papier-mache dog), Kin-chan (a goldfish paper balloon), Hebikura (a bamboo snake), Chief Daruma (a daruma doll), and Koume (a Kokeshi doll). They are always watching over the siblings of the household, Himi and Yamato. One day, an Engimon from somewhere else appears, and Himi leaves the house to chase it. Haruo and his friends come alive, much to Yamato's surprise, and together they go to rescue Himi.
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Music video for the song Sonna Omoide ga by Duke Aces that was featured on NHK's Minna no Uta program.
Here is the world’s first animation made to be watched by chimpanzees. Just for this once, we will show it to you humans.
This short film was first shown at JAPAN CUTS 2019 in New York City.
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Little Black Sambo was screened at the first Vancouver International Film Festival in 1958, and won the Best Film award in the Films for Children section.
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Follows an office lady who expresses the phrase "Uaa" when in a state of emotional disbelief in situations above her head—which is quite frequent in the office, while dating, and when out on the town with friends.
An educational film about adoption discrimination in Japan. How those who are adopted are seen as rejects of society and the public koseki allows for companies to see the family tree of applicants and not hire/fire employees based on the fact that they're adopted.
A time patroller from the 30th century goes back to the 20th century to stop a meteor from destroying the world.
A short puppet animation from 1957 directed by Tadahito Mochinaga.
Music video directed by Murasaqi for the original song Mirage Code by KOKO.
Music video for the song Ki no Ii Ahiru by Dark Ducks that was featured on NHK's Minna no Uta program. It is considered to be lost media.