A Minna no Uta music video sung by George Tokoro and animated by Tameo Kohanawa.
A music video adaptation of the classic Japanese children's game. The game is similar to the game Red Rover in the Western world. However, instead of attempting to break through the linked hands the children (the one that calls the name, and the one chosen) play rock-paper-scissors to determine which side wins the round.
By changing the overlapping of sections in the time axis / space axis, the laminate based on the die cut of the hand transforms into various shapes.
Humorous adventures of a silly angel.
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Music video for the song Daimyou Gyoretsu by Seiji Tanaka that was featured on NHK's Minna no Uta program.
The sun rises in one place and the sun sets in another.
When a woman's hair grows up, a man shaves off her elongated beard.
Even if the time is different, the time passes in the same way anywhere.
The earth turns and the sun rises again.
Each of the frames has a structure that loops indefinitely.
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Jun, his female companion, Remi, and her little brother, Chobi, are taken to the Cretaceous Period by a flying saucer.
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Music video for the song Sekai wo Musubou by Sandra and the Morinoki Children Choir that was featured on NHK's Minna no Uta program. The video was animated by Akira Maeda and invites people from all over the world to enjoy the Mediterranean.
On a wonderful night the desire to stop time is overwhelming. Longing for it to remain at it is with a spirit of hope and love that we contain in ourselves worried that the passage of minutes might snatch it away.
A short film by Kuri Youji. A man plants a flower and waits for it to bear fruit...
Music video for the song Sekai wa Melody by Shigeru Muroi that was featured on NHK's Minna no Uta program.
This is a music video by Pinnochio-P feat. the voice of Vocaloid-singer Hatsune Miku.
This animation takes elements from clay and watercolors and combines them to create a 3D animated artistic look. It centeres around the theme, that the full world does not exist yet. It started as a commissioned song for the unit Wonderlands×Showtime for the game Project SEKAI COLORFUL STAGE! feat. Hatsune Miku.
(Source: AniList.co)