A school girl with galaxy hair flies through space. An independent production by Rabbit MACHINE.
Music video for the song Gingham Check no Kotori by Shione Yukawa that was featured on NHK's Minna no Uta program.
An animated music video for the song "MISSION SCHOOL" by MOKA☆.
The video was released on a limited edition DVD sold with their 2nd and 4th album.
(Source: AniList.co)
Music video for the song Shan Shan Shabondama by Fuwafuwa that was featured on NHK's Minna no Uta program.
Compu Movie is a VHS video release made by Osamu Sato & produced by O.S.D. (Out Side Directors Company) and released by Tierrart. Featuring of collection of music videos made using Amiga and Macintosh computers and music by Shinobu Narita, Osamu Sato, and The Sync (produced by Goh Hotoda). The VHS was available to purchase through the company only. Compu Movie was considered lost media for a long time as it had not surfaced in full on the internet.
(Source: lostmediawiki.com)
A commercial for the food and seasoning company Otafuku Sauce.
The short portrays the main character Outafukuko, a 1,028-year-old woman, making and sharing Issenyousho in a scene set in Hiroshima after the Second World War. Issenyousho is considered one of the early dishes that would eventually inspire okonomiyaki. October 10, the day the short went live, is "Okinomiyaki Day" in Japan.
The short reunites the staff of the anime film adaptation of Fumiyo Kouno's Kono Sekai no Katasumi ni manga. The short's main character Outafukuko is based on a character from Kouno's other manga titled Hyakuichi.
(Source: Anime News Network)
Music video for the song Watashi no Ningyou by Hiroki Inui that was featured on NHK's Minna no Uta program. The video was animated by Seiichi Hayashi.
As with "SPIN", an abstract animation with delicate line drawings. There are single color and color versions. Nakamura Shigenobu is in charge of the music used in the work like the previous one.
The friendship between Hiroshi from Japan and Adel from the South Pacific island the two live on is severely tested when Adel finds out that his grandfather was killed in a battle with the Japanese army. Will Adel forget their quarrel when Hiroshi's life is in danger?
(Source: MAL)
A special episode of Peeping Life released to celebrate the series' 12th anniversary.
The existence of Kappa, water imps, has long been believed in Japan. It was said that they lived in rivers and lakes. In fact, there were people who saw them. You can find Kappa as a subject in paintings, sculptures and stories. In the 20th century, Japan has become a highly industrialized country. Reclaimed lakes, rivers with concreted banks, large quantities of chemicals for the fields. Fish, insects, birds and animals lost their home. So did Kappa. This film depicts the waterside scene in Japan when Kappa lived vividly. We might have a chance to see them if we could prevent the further environmental pollution and make it easier for the other creatures to live.
(Source: Association Internationale du Film d’Animation - Japan Branch)