Music video for the song Kirei na Boushi by Hiroshi Ashino that was featured on NHK's Minna no Uta program. It is considered to be lost media.
Tekken is the tourism ambassador for Omachi in the Nagano Prefecture. It is his home town. The short is a story based on men's and women's romance set within the city and features the Shinano-Omachi Station, the Omachi hot springs village, the Omachi Mountain Museum, etc.
Tekken stated to Oricon News that it took him 3 months to write the story. The film contains 2381 hand drawn pages.
(Source: MAL)
A commercial to promote HAL Tokyo College of Technology & Design. Composer Teddyloid, rapper DAOKO, director Hibiki Yoshizaki, and character designer PALOW created the commercial.
The character is named "Throne.No.11 HAL mia," a girl who wants to change her fate.
(Source: Anime News Network)
Music video directed by Takaharu Shimizu for the single Tokimeki by Japanese band yonawo.
The story centers on Kinta, a Kintamani Dog living in the Kintamani region of Bali, whose father suddenly disappears. He goes on a journey to find his father.
Animation by Ryou Hirano created for the NHK TECHNE program.
A Kino Tokyo Tree Products information video and mission statement hosted on their official youtube channel.
After WW2 many trees were taken from Tokyo's mountains to rebuild towns. New trees were replanted densely but in the 70 years it takes time for them to mature, foreign markets have brought imported lumber to Japan. Now Tokyo's mountains are suffering due to unused mature lumber far too dense to support the original ecosystem of the mountains. Kino Tokyo Tree Products offers woods products, gifts, and crafts that embody traditional Japanese culture as well as responsible harvesting of the Tokyo mountain lumber.
(Source: MAL)
Music video for the song Nagaina-san to Hayaina-san by Singers Three that was featured on NHK's Minna no Uta program.
The story will focus on a cat who begins living with 10 dogs, and the animals' busy everyday life. The story draws inspiration from real-life singer Noriyuki Makihara and his pets.
(Source: Anime News Network)
Music video for the song Kingyo Sukui by Yukano that was featured on NHK's Minna no Uta program.