The theme song for the 2013 film Why Don't You Play in Hell, performed by Gen Hoshino.
Music video for the song Jidousha ni Natta Kame no Uta by Seiji Tanaka and Sakamoto Children's Choir. Aired as part of NHK's Minna no Uta program.
The House, which echoes of the wildly surreal worlds seen in Spirited Away, focuses on Ga-young, a young woman who moves to an old town where she meets Zipsin, the spirit of a house that is soon to be demolished. Whisked away on an enchanted adventure, Ga-young and Zipsin seek out a new spirit who may be able to help them—and together, they hatch a scheme to save the house from those who don't believe in its magic.
The story is about Song Wu who loves to talk big. He boasts "If I were Wu Song, I could also kill the tiger!" But when he really meets the tiger he scared out of his wits!
The Esoteric Retina is a Video CD release by Japanese artist Osamu Sato, known for creating surrealistic games such as LSD: Dream Emulator.The VCD's rarity was proven to be high and, for years, the disc's contents had not surfaced online. Aside from the fact that it contained several music videos by Sato, little to no info about its contents was known.In February 2018, a copy of The Esoteric Retina was auctioned, and the disc's contents were ripped and made available online in late June 2018.
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As usual, the train was packed. The girl sitting in her seat gives her seat to an old man. But then another one came. By portraying the sufferers in the midst of the mundane, the film asks the question of "suffering" and what kindness is in the modern age. This work is an animation of the world of a song sung by Wataru Takada based on a poem by Hiroshi Yoshino.
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Music video for the song Yuuyake Hoshi by Mitsuko Fukuda that was featured on NHK's Minna no Uta program.
Music video for the song 365-nichi no Love Song by Japanese singer-songwriter Mayo Okamoto that was featured on BS Fuji's Be Ponkickies (P-kies) program as part of the Be Pon Melody segment (P-kies Melody). The video was animated by Kouji Nanke. It was also posted on Crown Records' YouTube channel a year later to promote Okamoto's eleventh studio album Tomorrow that released March 7, 2012.
When Japan is flooded by Western civilization... or the invader invaded.
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Music video for the song Jagaimo Jaguar by Seiji Tanaka and the NHK Tokyo Children's Choir that was featured on NHK's Minna no Uta program.