Based on a poem by Kenji Miyazawa.
A worm in this river looks shiny to me.
8 γ e 6 α
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The anime is based on temp agency Improve's mascot Inpuru-kun. It centers on Inpuru-kun taking on absurd temp jobs.
In 2018 a young boy named 21 Emon dreams of becoming a space pilot and exploring space in general. He is the heir to a long line of hotel owners, which dates back to the founder of during the Tokugawa shogunate. Since the Earth has become a planet visited by tourists from all over the space, 21 Emon has to help out his family's business or they'll go bankrupt.
Based on chapter one of Hans Christian Andersen’s The Snow Queen. The original text depicts a disaster brought about by tools and technology. There is a connection between this theme and the nuclear power plant accident that occurred in Japan in 2011. Tsuji's film attempts to be an interleaving depiction of the original story and the real-life disaster.
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Short film by Tadanari Okamoto originally projected on three screens, and re-edited for domestic release many years later, set to a poem by Noriko Ibaraki of the same name.
Ryuutarou Nakamura's posthumous film based on Jules Verne's 1888 novel Two Years' Vacation.
A group of youngsters find themselves adrift at sea, and after a terrible storm they are cast upon a deserted island, where they must learn to get along with each other in order to survive.
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Short film by Tadanari Okamoto set to the tune of "Ten Little Indians".
NHK Osaka has a "STOP! Dangerous Bicycle" campaign. Part of the program are live-action dramas, scenarios, interviews, etc. to promoting safe riding. The program has an opening theme song called Jitensha ni Notte., this is the official music video to the full song posted on NHK's official youtube channel. The video itself has live-action sequences as bookends to show the singer Miyuki Kawanaka as well as the recording studio and staff, but the vast majority of the video is animated.