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An anime film adaptation of Mizuki Shigeru's manga "Mizuki Shigeru no Toono Monogatari." The original "Toono Monogatari" was classical literature by Japanese folklorist Yanagida Kunio, based on the oral traditions of Toono city. It revolves around yokai like Tengu, Kappa, and Zashikiwarashi.

A Korean animated feature set in the same world as Robot Taekwon V, this film follows the solitary spaceship as it undertakes a mission to rescue Earth.

Maejiri lives an ordinary life as an office worker, distinguished only by his buttocks being located at the front of his body. In secret, he protects the city under the alias Oshirimae Man. One day, he discovers a strange new drug spreading through the city that makes people's rear ends shift to the front. Investigating a pharmaceutical company, he uncovers a malicious scheme called the "Oshirimae Man Empire Revival Plan." Orchestrated by a vengeful enemy, this plot aims to alter everyone's anatomy in the same way. Can Oshirimae Man stop the villain's plan before humanity undergoes this radical transformation?

Dokin-chan finally takes center stage, performing songs and dances on the grand stage! Baikinman also gets in on the variety show excitement, and the two reminisce about past episodes of Soreike! Anpanman.

This family animation program explores the Earth's environment. As you follow a glowing particle—the source of all life—together with the main character Naoko, you uncover a fundamental truth about what connects you to other living beings and the planet.

A short animation by Taku Furukawa.

MiniGARO Manner Movie These short etiquette films accompany the Garo Gaiden: Tougen no Fue and Zero: Black Blood movies, instructing audiences on appropriate conduct inside cinemas.

An anthology centered on family life, composed of five highly distinct segments, each employing a different animation style.

Abandoned by humans, a pack of stray dogs discovers a world without any human presence. In this new setting, they start to explore their genuine selves and develop a deeper comprehension of freedom and personal identity.

Based on two volumes of professional Hanshin Tigers player Takenori Emoto's career memoirs, this production blends live-action footage and animation to present funny stories from the professional baseball scene, arranged as nine short segments, each one corresponding to an "inning."

This pilot film was created for Mamoru Oshii's television series of the same name, which was ultimately cancelled. Oshii handled the writing, storyboarding, and direction of the pilot. Character design was done by Akemi Takada, and later, Hisayuki Toriumi authored a two-volume novelization based on the project's concept.

The 46-year-old actor Oh Jun-koo has been struggling for a long time without landing a part. These days, he barely keeps a foothold in theater by teaching drama part-time to college students who show little interest. At home, things are no brighter; his wife Mig-yeong, who is socially ambitious and perpetually disapproving, often works late, and their son Hyeon-jun is in legal trouble after setting off fireworks on an apartment rooftop. As Mig-yeong pushes for a move to a more upscale neighborhood and enrollment of their daughter Hyeon-seo in an expensive school, Oh receives a promising acting offer. Around the same time, he learns he is the top candidate for a full-time teaching position, which would mean abandoning acting permanently. Soon after choosing financial stability over his passion, Oh runs into a major complication: he witnesses what appears to be Professor Cho sexually assaulting student Kim Ki-pum.

Scenes of the ocean and clouds viewed from a mountaintop, candles in a Tibetan temple, and other elements are intercut with a chaotic psychedelic animation.

In Yamabiko Village, mothers can sometimes be a bit annoying with all their advice, but what if they suddenly disappeared without a trace? The village's mothers have been kidnapped, leading Hanakappa and his friends to set off on a journey to rescue them. Traveling through tough conditions—a freezing mountain in winter and a scorching desert in summer—the group heads toward the mysterious land called Butterfly Kingdom. The mystery remains: why were the mothers taken? And who is the boy named Pol, who joins Hanakappa on this adventure, and what secrets does he hold?

A short animated film following an orphan kitten raised with care by a sea otter who had lost her own child. Through anthropomorphic animals, the movie conveys a message advocating for the elimination of nuclear weapons.

Another Tetsuwan Atom planetarium film.

This anthology film presents 15 made-up sports contests, with each one helmed by a different director. The name Onlypic combines "only" and "pictures" (meaning videos), underscoring its emphasis on visual narrative.

This is the first puppet animation work in the Hello Kitty franchise. Kitty and Mimmy are twin kittens. The two have been staying indoors on a rainy day when their mother returns home with a souvenir: an umbrella in different colors and boots. The twins are delighted, but then the rain stops. Kitty and Mimmy wish for rain to come again so they can go out with their umbrella, even though the next day is sunny. The long-awaited rain will eventually arrive. Note: This stop-motion short was released theatrically alongside Unico, and was also bundled with the movie for a DVD release.

In 2003, Hideaki Motoki launched the "ZOUNDS" project, centered on the concept of a sonic ecosystem. Within this setting, musical entities known as ZOUNDS employ sound not only for communication but also to produce a wide variety of new sounds via their engagements with one another and the surrounding world, enabling growth and evolution.

A short film by Okamoto Tadanari.

Oofuji's first film used artificial coloring achieved through the senshoku tinting technique, where the developed film was submerged in dye baths.

In this 2014 film based on the Japanese preschool series Panpaka Pants, Panpaka and Punyan become separated from their family while on vacation and end up washed ashore in the jungle nation of Bananan Kingdom. The kingdom is oppressed by the Alligator King, who has taken all its bananas and forces the citizens to survive solely on ice cream. Mistaken for the legendary "Pants Hero," the duo is tasked with recovering the kingdom's sacred pants, and they receive help from their new companions: Wanpoko the dog, Orson the crane, and Terry the monkey.

The film is set in a residential area that once offered a beautiful view of both the ocean and the mountains. From that day onward, this town was engulfed in pitch-black darkness. Hidden within that darkness are the lights of the town, my path home, my mother, and the baby I am carrying in my belly. This animation reveals the truth concealed behind the facts. This is a graduate work from 2012 by Keiko Shiraishi, from the Tokyo University of the Arts, Graduate School of Film and New Media, Department of Animation.

Short film by Takashi Ohashi, visually syncopating music by Onishi Yoshito.

For this absurd animated piece, thirty frames per second were created using just a pencil tool. A man extends his arm and seizes the nighttime skyline of a far-off city. He and a female companion dash down the length of his arm toward the urban glow. The piece is characterized by a rapid pace and humorous imagery that conveys the feeling of invincibility gained from acquiring a large fortune and the foolishness of allowing joy to escape your grasp.

A bunch of dreamers and treasure hunters go hunting for a legendary dragon treasure.

A short animation by Taku Furukawa.

A short animation by Taku Furukawa.

Animated musical by Makoto Wada.

On a rural farm, a boy and a girl live together. The boy often interrupts his work to play the violin, producing a melody that lifts the spirits of the girl and the farm animals. Their happiness comes to an end when the farm owner, enraged, destroys the boy's beloved violin. The boy, feeling sorrowful, meets a witch in the guise of a donkey. Though he only has dry bread to offer, he gives it as payment. The witch, moved by his generosity, chooses to reward him with a single wish.

During his space patrol, Taabou lands on an alien planet and encounters the dangerous Scorpio Brothers. He is rescued by Poyo, an alien protecting a plant from those villains. Taabou teams up with Poyo to face the threat. The two flee the planet, travel through a black hole into a wormhole, and end up in an underwater realm reminiscent of the Urashima Tarou story. There, a dragon god assigns Taabou and Poyo the mission of saving a princess, prompting them to head for another planet.

Abstract stop motion animation by Tochka.

Anthology film by animation collective G9+1 to commemorate the 100th anniversary of Junichi Kouchi's Namakura Gatana.

Spring 2020 has arrived, and Yugo's grandmother comes from the countryside to spend some quality time with him. They go to the park together to enjoy a comedy show, and that evening Yugo enthusiastically tells his family all about their fun day. But the very next day, strict COVID-19 restrictions are put into place, keeping Yugo confined to his home. Soon afterward, he learns that his grandmother has fallen ill. At first, Yugo stays patient, hoping things will return to normal, but as the days go by, he grows bored and eventually sneaks outside without permission.

The film follows Buruburu, a timid lion and member of a treasure-hunting clan. After receiving a treasure map from his father, Buruburu goes on an adventure with Anpanman to win the respect of the rest of the clan. The journey is disrupted when Baikinman appears, intending to claim the treasure for himself.

At the world's top idol academy, Shining Star School, debut class trainees Hera and Nara compete for the coveted Luna Queen title. Hera, a seasoned trainee, surprises everyone by leaving her former group Dolls to create a new unit called New Melody with the hardworking Nara. The perceptive headmistress Calliope schemes to weaken New Melody by offering Hera the chance at a solo championship if she makes it to the Solo Luna Queen finals. This puts a strain on their fresh partnership. Will Hera and Nara manage to hold onto both their goal of becoming Luna Queen and their friendship amid this challenge?

Independent animation by Suzuki Shiniichi (鈴木伸一).

Shortly before Earth's first mechanimal, Disc Cannon, is completed, the villain Black Mirror—long believed dead—resurfaces after 30 years to exact revenge. He corrupts mechanimals worldwide into "Black Mechanimals," using them to destroy cities. Tamers and mechanimals from both the original Turning Mecard and Turning Mecard W unite to stop him and save the planet.

Deep under Tokyo's crowded streets, a demon rises from the underground. The city's governor and their escort team go down to investigate, only to become trapped beneath the surface. Surrounded by endless darkness with no escape, the group slowly loses their minds and succumbs to the demon's power.

This stop-motion adaptation brings an ancient Japanese folk tale to vibrant life. A penniless man begins his journey by trading a simple piece of straw for something more valuable. As he travels further, he continues to exchange his belongings, ultimately trading his last possession for an opulent mansion.

Directed by Yuen Toe, McDull, Prince de la Bun is a 2004 Hong Kong animated film. It continues the narrative of the beloved pig character McDull, chronicling his exploits after My Life as McDull (2001) and before McDull, the Alumni (2006).

A 2025 South Korean animated film directed by Lee Dae-hee, set in the near future where AI robots have automated daily life. After an accident, engineer Tae-pyong's consciousness is transferred into the newly released robot Max, and he uses his new robotic body to protect Nana, a girl targeted by her murderous uncle, who is scheming to seize control of the family company.

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A short film by Okamoto Tadanari.