Original Anime
Smileflower
Music video for the song Smileflower by Japanese idol group bump.y, that was featured on NHK's Minna no Uta program. The video was animated by MOT and Yoshiko Misumi.
The Wash Bird of the Wash Island
Enter the strange fantasy world of Peter the wash bird.
Come visit the leading paradise resort located somewhere in the southern hemisphere. The tropical ecosystem is unlike anything you've even seen before.
Tourists enjoy traveling there in a special ark.
When needed the resort offers laundry service on a very unique island.
(Source: AniList.co)
There was a man
An one-armed mountaineer encounters a lost arm on a mountain of salt. Who did it belong to? Why was it left there?
Graduate Work 2017 by Moeka YAMAZAKI, Tokyo University of the Arts, Graduate School of Film and New Media, Department of Animation
(Source: Geidai Animation)
Chiisaki Monotachi
Music video for the song Chiisaki Monotachi by MAN WITH A MISSION that was featured on NHK's Minna no Uta program.
Smile
Music video for the song SMILE by ANNA BANANA that was featured on NHK's Minna no Uta program.
Love: Sayonara wa Iwanai
Music video for the song Love: Sayonara wa Iwanai by Marie Ishikawa. The video was animated by Aya Shiroi.
Leron Leron Sinta (1973)
Music video for the song Leron Leron Sinta by Youko Kishi that was featured on NHK's Minna no Uta program. It features the same song from the original broadcast, but with an entirely new video. It is considered to be lost media.
Overd
Takane Lui's long-awaited 1st single.
Pay close attention to the lyrics which show Lui's public and private side as XO of the Secret Society.
(Source: hololivepro)
BIG HITS! Program ID
Program ID by Yoriko Mizushiri for Space Shower TV's music video programming block BIG HITS!
KiyaKiya
The term "KiyaKiya" comes from the old Japanese expression "mune ga kiyakiya suru." I first encountered it in Shibusawa Tatsuhiko's book Introductory Essays on Girls, in the chapter about "childhood experiences." The expression, which describes “an enigmatic, nostalgic, disturbing feeling,” or an impression of “deja-vu”, is at the origin of my "KiyaKiya" series.
In our everyday routine, there are moments when suddenly we feel like something is different; this unexpected change, like in my memory, feels like it has a kind of reality. This impression is at the core of “KiyaKiya” and the related painting and drawing series.
(Source: Official website)