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Music video directed by Takara Donburi for the song Silhouette Dance by MyGO!!!!!

Animated music video for the song Natsu wo Ikiru by Ryokuoushoku Shakai.

Project Snorlax has debuted a music video titled "Snorlax Sleeping!" as a tribute to Snorlax and his devoted fans. Viewers are encouraged to contribute their tsukkomi. Also, off-vocal audio files are available for download.

Music video directed by Shunji Iwai for the song Miracle by illion, Youjirou Noda's solo project, in the album "P.Y.L."

Collaboration between Mori Calliope and Reol, mixing animation and live action footage.

The music video for "Inferior," a song performed by Shiyui, served as the ending theme for the anime series "Saigo ni Hitotsu dake Onegai shitemo Yoroshii deshou ka."

Official music video for Keigo Iwase's second single Drive Car.

The music video for the track "Ab-rah" by Japanese instrumental group NETWORKS, featured on their album "White Sky," was directed by Kouhei Yoshino. It employs stop-motion animation made using magnetic drawing toys similar to the Magna Doodle.

This video was first shown during a private live event at the Hokutopia Space Yuu Planetarium Hall on December 22, 2012. The performance along with the video itself was subsequently posted to 1000say's official YouTube channel on March 17, 2013.

A hen suffering from unrequited love sets her sights on an unexpected target. This is a music video for a song by Taniyama Hiroko, featured on NHK's Minna no Uta.

Music video animated by coalowl for the song Telecaster B-Boy by Surii featuring Len Kagamine. Note: There exists two versions of this song, one featuring vocals by Len Kagamine released on September 12, 2020, and one featuring vocals by Surii himself, released on October 6, 2020.

The animated music video was produced by PPP for Korone Inugami's song "Hongami Precious Moment." The concept emerged during the July 2024 episode of Sonic Station Live!, where Korone requested that Tomoya Ohtani, a SEGA video game composer, create the track.

In September 2017, renowned Japanese creators explore the potential of Marine-chan, a cherished figure from Umimonogatari, by collaborating with fans to bring a new digital idol named iMarine-chan to life. This partnership results in an original song and music video. The "i" in iMarine represents concepts such as infinity, icon, internet, imagination, innovation, ideal, and the personal pronoun "I."

One of the winners of the Aniboom animation contest held by British rock band Radiohead.

This promotional video showcases the manhwa Dark Moon: The Grey City, accompanied by the song W.O.L.F. (Win Or Lose Fight) performed by K, Nicholas, EJ, and Taki from &TEAM.

This music video was included as a bonus feature in the initial limited edition of Kuraki Mai's tenth album, Over the Rainbow. The song is part of the Uta no Kotoba (Words of Songs) project, a collaboration between Sanrio's Wish me mell characters and Kuraki Mai.

A music video illustrating the final battle between Rhodes Island and Patriot from Chapter 7. The song is produced by Steve Aoki and Yellow Claw, featuring RUNN.

The band Phatmans After School created "Tsukiyomi," which served as the ending theme for the anime Yozakura Quartet: Hana no Uta and came with a music video.

Commercials for a brand of men's hair care products MARO17.

Music video for the song Otogi no Kuni no Birthday by Noriko Sakai that was featured on NHK's Minna no Uta program.

Music video for Hang out! performed by Division All Stars.

A music video for Imeruat's song TeNiOE".

Promotional video for an anime shop "Parody" in Nara Prefecture. Included on the VHS release are several versions and a making-of: • 76-second "Full Long Version" (non-telop) • 30-second "Tentou Houei Version" (telop-iri + non-telop) • 15-second "Terebi Houei Version" (telop-iri + non-telop) • Making Video (Interview, Rush Film Hitoshi)

Music video for the song Michiru Tsukikage no Kanata by Columbina (CV: Lynn).

Yukie Nakauchi worked together with composer Koni to produce a music video that aired on the NHK E-Tele program "Digista Teens."

An animated music video by Daisuke Hashimoto for the song Toilet no Kamisama by Kana Uemura.

Music video for the song Boukenroku by Eve. The song featured in this music video also serves as the opening theme for the video game "Aster Tatariqus."

Music video for the song Dear. Mr "F" by ZUTOMAYO.

Music video for the band Lukas Graham's song 7 Years in their second studio album.

Another special Nanocore video celebrating the new year 2016.

This is a music video for TOPHAMHAT-KYO's song Mister Jewel Box. The story takes the artist's real experiences and amplifies them. An ordinary man creates a character to represent himself and becomes famous as a result. However, as time passes, he realizes the character has grown more popular than he is. The narrative follows his confrontation with this truth, which stirs jealousy, suffering, and distress, ultimately leading to a complete reversal of their positions.

A Suntory commercial features Craft Boss drinks brought to life as anime characters in their twenties. This marketing effort ties into the newest season of the reality series Terrace House, in which three men and three women live together and develop connections. The first animated segment introduces five of the six characters planned for Suntory’s advertising campaign.

This anime collaboration brings together the mascots of two well-known brands: Pinky from Frente International's candy line and Fafa from Nissan Soap's laundry products. In North America, Fafa is recognized as Snuggle, the mascot for the fabric softener brand owned by Sun Products.

A story about an adorable girl who travels to an effervescent fantasy land. But things are not what it seems.

The music video showcases the track "Tomoshibi Serenade" performed by ChouCho. This song was used as the ending theme for the anime "Shokei Shoujo no Virgin Road."

In this stop-motion piece from NHK's Minna no Uta series, a dung beetle, a scorpion, and various other animals are bullied by several cacti. The segment also features a song performed by Kuniko Yamada.

Music video for Neons' song Onami, animated by Sawako Kabuki.

Music video directed by Odayaka for the song Mosh Race by Sakura Miko and Usada Pekora.

The 2024 animated music video produced by McDonald's is a special mashup titled Tirori Mix. It combines the songs "Gunjou" by YOASOBI and "hanauranai" by Vaundy, using the sound of a McDonald's fryer chime as the backing beat.

Short stop-motion music video about a banana that was featured in Minna no Uta program.

A lively Christmas song from Pizzicato 5 for NHK's Minna no Uta.

Dreams Come True's music video.

This song revolves around the Japanese mythological creature known as the Baku, which is said to devour the nightmares and dreams of humans. In this song, Len takes on the role of the Baku. He lures an innocent girl who struggles with sleep by removing her bad dreams. He then "seals the spell" with a pinky promise and later a kiss. In the end, "when the full moon rises," he steals her soul and carries her empty body away to his "monochrome world."

This collaboration between NTV's ZIP! and Peeping Life features unscripted conversations between NTV presenters Mika Oguma and Taichi Masu, alongside Peeping Life's Otaku-kun.

Kakeru Mizui is the director of a music video for the track "Casablanca," which appears on the album "Drawings" by the Japanese instrumental group Nabowa.

A music video helmed by Shuu Sasaki and Yuhei Kanbe for the track Fly With Me performed by millennium parade. This music video's featured song additionally functions as the opening theme for the anime Ghost In The Shell SAC_2045.

Official music video for Kindan no Tasuketsu's song Katte ni Shiyagatte.

The final nine bars of the first ballet, titled "Le son de la clochette auquel Circé sortit de son jardin" (the sound of the bell at which Circe leaves her garden), contain a melody that serves as the foundation for a nineteenth-century arrangement by Henry Ghys, who mistakenly credited it to the tune "Amaryllis" composed by Louis XIII. In Japan, this arrangement was given Japanese lyrics and introduced as "Amaryllis" on NHK's Minna no Uta series in 1968. Since then, the melody has become widely recognized there as a French folk song, and its tune can still be heard today as a chime marking the hour over the PA systems of certain schools and rural municipalities.