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An acclaimed music video recounts the emotional journey of a tight-knit Chinese group, following them from childhood into middle age.

An animated music video directed by Fuu Yukuda for the song Koshaberi Biyori by FantasticYouth. The song featured in this music video was originally used as the opening theme for the anime Komi-san wa, Komyushou desu. 2.

A CM promoting the Be Blues! Ao ni Nare manga.

Music Video to 'Balloon' by People in the Box, animated by Ryu Kato.

A music video for the song Yakou by Yorushika.

Commercial for the Samurai Mac burger in McDonald's Japan, as a collaboration with manga artist Tetsuo Hara.

The song "Minna e wo Check!" by the fictional band HaNaMiNa is showcased in this official music video. Being the 48th installment of the Irodorimidori series, it puts a spotlight on Minae Ono.

The music video is another collaborative creation by Kousuke Sugimoto and Handsome Kenya. Its name references a classic Japanese children's melody commonly heard at crosswalks. When that song begins, Handsome Kenya is transported to a magical and bizarre realm.

DeNA's promotional anime video for its mobile game Raldessia Chronicles.

Music video of the song Seishun Kippu from the OP of "Cool Doji Danshi", performed by Mafumafu

Driven by her ambitions, Lin worked alone at an animation studio in a lively city, too busy to reply to her father's texts. Assigned a key part in a new project, the weight of the imminent deadline sapped her inspiration. At her lowest point, she couldn't even hold a pencil. Filled with self-doubt, Lin went back to her childhood home. There, she discovered a sketchbook of drawings she had made with her father as a kid. This find rekindled her early passion for art, pushing her to chase her dreams once more.

This music video, directed by Yohei Kameyama, was created for the song LET'S JUST CRASH by Calliope Mori. The track featured in this video also functions as the second opening theme for the anime Gachiakuta.

Animated music video based on the VN series Kita e.

This is a music video animation for the song "A lot of life" by Photon Maiden. The track served as the B-side (coupling track) for the band's debut single "Discover Universe". It also appeared as an insert song in several episodes of the anime D4DJ First Mix. The video originally launched on the official D4DJ YouTube channel on July 20, 2020, then was re-uploaded with a modified CM cut on October 23, 2020. A standalone version was later published on the D4DJ Global Channel on September 14, 2022.

Music video directed by HASU for the song III by Houshou Marine & Kobo Kanaeru.

Music video directed by banishment for the song konomachi ni hare wa konai by Minami.

An official music video of People In The Box.

Weekly animated shorts that aired alongside each episode of Love Live! Superstar!! Season 3, exclusive to the NHK Educational TV (NHK E) broadcast of the TV anime. In contrast to previous seasons, only six of the twelve episodes contained the standard Liella no Uta segment, while the other six episodes featured different animated shorts. These clips will later be included across all six volumes of the Blu-ray/DVD releases of Love Live! Superstar!! 3.

A collaboration between New Japan Pro Wrestling, Inc. and Mameshiba.

A collection of assorted animated nursery rhymes and children songs released on Pokemon Kids TV Japan YouTube Channel.

Music video for Kenshi Yonezu's song Christmas Morgue animated by Yonezu himself.

The official music video for "Tanitsu Shikousei Overbloom" is performed by the fictitious band HaNaMiNa. As the 47th installment in the Irodorimidori series, this track highlights the character Hana Katsuragi.

Promotional music video of the project band Morfonica from BanG Dream!.

A collaboration promotional video between BanG Dream! and Kirin presents the new tea beverage Gogo no Koucha alongside their freshly composed track "White Afternoon."

Hachioji-P produced this MMD music video featuring Hatsune Miku for the song "Desktop Cinderella." It was included on a DVD that came with his fourth studio album, released on September 2, 2015.

Fukushima Gainax produced a series of commissioned advertisements for TOHO Bank. The story centers on Sayaka Hinata, an overly enthusiastic new bank employee voiced by Sarah Emi Bridcutt, and her stressed-out superior, Mitsuya, voiced by Tomokazu Sugita.

An animated music video for Denki Groove's song "Chuunen Punk".

A two-volume DVD/CD set featuring character songs and music videos from the Xbox 360 dating simulation game Dream C Club. The anime brings the game's heroines to life using two-dimensional graphics. Each volume includes three clips. Volume 1 comprises: Chapter 1 "Sweetx2☆Summer" featuring the characters Amane and Setsu, Chapter 2 "Ikenai Lipstick" featuring the characters Rui and Reika, Chapter 3 "koi・ＫＯＩ☆week end" (Original Short Ver.) Volume 2 comprises: Chapter 1 "real" featuring the characters, Chapter 2 "Kanpai☆LOVE" featuring the characters Riho and Nao, Chapter 3 "Time Traveler" featuring the characters Airi and Mari.

This short promotional video was created for the Ginga Tokkyuu Milky☆Subway exhibition held at Ikebukuro PARCO, intended to celebrate the series' first television broadcast.

A music video for the song "2" by DALLJUB STEP CLUB.

This music video accompanies the song Daisan no Shinzou, with Harumaki Gohan serving as the director, animator, and composer, while Hatsune Miku provides the vocals. Please note that two versions of this track exist: the original vocaloid version featuring Hatsune Miku, released on May 15, 2021, and a self-cover by Harumaki Gohan, which was uploaded later on May 23, 2021.

Music video directed by 10GAUGE and illustrated by syo5 for the song DROP, by Minami.

For Pokemon's 25th anniversary, come admire the lovely world of Pokemon depicted in a poetic ink painting style.

An animated video music video for Yumirose's song Michi.

YKBX directed this music video for DUSTCELL's song "Tomoshibi," which also serves as the first ending theme for the anime Gachiakuta.

A music video for the track "Marine Dreamin'", a piece from the iMarine project featuring Marin from Umi Monogatari. This entry includes the 2017 version, which incorporates new animation.

A music video for "Answer", a song by Red Dracul Scar Tissue and Jazztronik.

A cool song that conveys a message and will draw you into La+ Darknesss's world.

The music video for Yorushika's track "Hebi" was directed and animated by Miyo Satou. The same song featured in this video is also used as the second ending theme for the anime Chi. Chikyuu no Undou ni Tsuite.

A promotional video for the smartphone game Kick-Flight featuring the song "Flyers" by KANA-BOON.

Promotional shorts for Toyota's Estima (or Previa) car make.

To celebrate the second anniversary of Suisei, the music video for her third original song, "Next Color Planet," was published. The track was a joint production featuring the virtual idol Hoshimachi Suisei and producer Takuya Sakai, widely recognized for his work with Arte Refract.

Promotional music video of the project band Argonavis.

Vocaloid cover by Tripshots for the song Houkiboshi originally sung by South Korean singer-songwriter Younha.

The "second" season of Dongitsune is a collection of animated advertisements promoting Nissin’s Donbei Kitsune Udon instant noodle line. Episodes: #1) どんぎつねシーズン2 秋祭 篇 / Dongitsune Season 2: Autumn Festival Chapter [September 28, 2022]. #2) どんぎつねシーズン2 耳そこなんですか？ 篇 / Dongitsune Season 2: Is That an Ear? Chapter [October 31, 2022]. #3) 最強のどんぎつね現るッッ / The Strongest Dongitsune Appears [November 21, 2022]. #4) 最強年越し 篇 / Strongest New Year’s Eve Chapter [December 1, 2022]. #5) 正直すぎる尻尾 篇 / Too Honest Tail Chapter [February 15, 2023]. #6) カップよりうまい 篇 / Tastier Than a Cup Chapter [March 30, 2023]. #7) どん兵衛プロ出た 篇 / Donbei Pro Debuts Chapter [September 7, 2023]. #8) 耳は正直 2023 篇 / Ears Are Honest 2023 Chapter [November 15, 2023]. #9) 年越しアイドル 篇 / New Year’s Eve Idol Chapter [December 9, 2023]. #10) 片翼のどんぎつね 篇 / One-Winged Dongitsune Chapter [February 28, 2024]. Note: The “first” season consisted of live-action commercials starring Riho Yoshioka and Gen Hoshino.

Kumi Kouda's song "Go to the Top" was used as the first opening theme for the series Muv-Luv Alternative: Total Eclipse.

An animated music video helmed by JINO for the track Repaint performed by RAISE A SUILEN. This piece is a joint effort with Fear, and Loathing in Las Vegas, who handled the composition, arrangement, and lyric writing for the song.