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Portable Airport is a three-minute animated short from Studio Kajino, a production company affiliated with Studio Ghibli. The project was supervised by Yoshiyuki Momose, who is recognized for directing the Ghiblies series. Originally set for release on November 16, 2004, it was intended to be featured on the "Ghibli ga Ippai Special Short Short" DVD along with other Ghibli shorts like Sorairo no Tane, On Your Mark, Space Station No.9, Nandaro, and several commercials. Additionally, the short was screened as part of a double feature before the live-action film Cutie Honey.

This track belongs to the album "Mitchie M feat. Hatsune Miku - Greatest Idol." Its music video was first shown at the 2012 Vocaloid Cinema Party.

The plot of Sakura Taisen: Kanadegumi follows Miyabi Neko and her encounters with five handsome young men. Set in Tokyo, the story centers on the imperial opera troupe known as Kanadegumi. This particular volume was part of the limited first edition release of Shimada Chie's Sakura Taisen: Kanadegumi manga.

For Suisei's third anniversary, a new original song and music video named "Ghost" was released. The track debuted and was performed at the end of Suisei's fourth YouTube live concert, SPACE for Virtual GHOST.

A commercial promoting the third compiled volume of the Major 2nd manga series. A short version appeared on December 9, 2015, followed by a longer edit advertising the fifth volume, released on July 11, 2016.

Official music video for IDOLiSH7's song "RESTART POiNTER." It was also included on the "i7" album.

An original special animated trailer made to promote the release of the game Pokémon Masters.

This animated music video was directed by Marie Yasui for the song Shinkai performed by Eve, with arrangement by Tomoki Numano. The song from this music video was also featured as an insert song in the film Josee to Tora to Sakanatachi.

A collaboration between the eye drop brand My Tear CL, which was advertising their new "Ice Crash" product, and the production crew behind Uchiage Hanabi and Shita kara Miru ka? Yoko kara Miru ka?, produced one television commercial and two web-only advertisements, as well as various associated merchandise. Though the distribution channels differed, the visual content stayed identical across all three ads; only the narration varied. The footage was taken from a feature film, which is why MAL classified the campaign as a single episode—since each release did not contain distinct new anime material.

After breaking the heel of her shoe, a young woman goes shopping for a new pair. Once she finds and buys one she likes, she happily looks around her, strolling through the lively city avenues, experiencing solitude while being surrounded by a vivid, colorful environment.

A collaborative project between Animegatari and Ghost in the Shell, created to promote the film Ghost in the Shell: The New Movie.

PV for Tonari no Kaibutsu-kun with original animation. Was later included on the DVD release.

Animated music video for the song Unison by Houshou Marine and Yunomi.

Presenting the official music video for TRIGGER's song "DIAMOND FUSION," included in their album "HEAVENLY VISITOR." TRIGGER is a male idol group and serves as the primary rival to IDOLiSH7, the core franchise of the game series that this anime is from.

Studio Ghibli created an animated version of the classic Japanese artwork Choujuu-Jinbutsu-Giga Emaki, often called Choujuu Giga, for a Marubeni Power commercial. The advertisement, titled "Encounter," is designed to advertise Plan G, a new electricity offering from Marubeni Power as Japan's energy market undergoes liberalization. Plan G draws on both "Ghibli" and "green" to highlight its dedication to environmental responsibility. The plan promises to support the national trust for "Totoro's Forest," provide electricity to the Ghibli Museum, and promote multiple conservation initiatives.

A promotional video advertising the Seitokai ni mo Ana wa Aru! manga.

A song for You! You? You!! is μ’s first single since 2016. It was released on March 25, 2020.

Hatsune Miku teaches viewers how to eat Pocky in summer.

Preview for Hanamaru Kindergarten with a few scenes not included (or different) in the anime.

Directed and animated by Ryoji Yamada, the music video for King Gnu's song Prayer X explores mental health themes—paranoia, anxiety, depression, and suicide—through an abstract, animated visual style. Set in a grey, monotonous world, it follows a protagonist trapped in a repetitive daily routine that gradually drives him insane. The track originally served as the ending theme for the anime Banana Fish.

Music video included with the first single of the digital idol group 22/7 (Nanabun no Nijuuni).

Over the course of four eyecatch bumpers that bring characters from Despicable Me into the mix, a self-contained narrative plays out. During the four weeks leading up to the timeslot change, the minions lend a hand to the Inazuma Eleven team as they move to a new location.

This is the official music video for TRIGGER's song DAYBREAK INTERLUDE, featured on their album REGALITY. As a male idol group, they act as a main rival to IDOLiSH7, which lends its name to the larger game franchise that this adaptation comes from.

PV made for THE IDOLM@STER Million Live!'s 4th Anniversary.

A collaborative project between the Nissin Cup Noodles HUNGRY DAYS campaign and the rock band BUMP OF CHICKEN: a full music video directed by Kyotarou Hayashi for the song Kinen Satsuei by BUMP OF CHICKEN. Set within the same universe as the One Piece-themed "Hungry Days: Aoharu ka yo." commercials, the music video depicts a what-if scenario where Luffy's Straw Hat Pirates are living as high school students. The video centers on the theme of graduation, as the Straw Hat Pirates look back on the days of encounters, goodbyes, and their youth through photographs taken throughout their past.

Purple Eyes in the Dark is a shoujo manga written and illustrated by Shinohara Chie, originally serialized in Shoujo Comic. The story follows a teenage girl who undergoes a transformation into a lycanthropic leopard and must contend with her newly emerging predatory urges. In 1987, a 30-minute animated music video was produced, inspired by the acclaimed manga.

A promotional video directed by Yuuki Ikeda to mark the release of the seventh volume of the Kimi wa Houkago Insomnia manga.

Commercial for the Kyoto Animation studio using characters from Nijuuseiki Denki Mokuroku

In the year 3000, Earth has been left in ruins by weapons of mass destruction and environmental decay. An animated version of Amuro is the last person alive, hoping to bring the planet back to its former beauty. She reaches across time, trying to send a "world peace" message that spans the ages to the 21st century. In the present day, a girl—portrayed by another animated form of Amuro—takes in that very message of peace.

A music video was produced for the Micchiri Neko character and brand, showcasing cat characters acting as members of a marching band.

A music video was created for an original composition by Eve, using Hatsune Miku's voice and brought to life through animation by Waboku. Eve later released a personal cover of the song, employing the same animated footage, which premiered on November 29, 2017. This cover was subsequently added to Eve’s album "Bunka," released on December 13, 2017, through his independent label harapeco records in a CD+DVD format.

The professional animation debut of Atsuko Ishizuka at MADHOUSE, Tsuki no Waltz was originally created and aired as part of NHK's Minna no Uta program.

A commercial for a Chinese noodle brand

DeNA produced an anime promotional video for their mobile game series. The series' mascot character, Mobami, takes her name from a combination of the words "mobile" and "beauty."

Animated videos, advertising ice tea manufactured by the Asahi Beverage Company.

A 3-minute full animation promotion video series of the Chinese Vocaloid 3 Package.

The music clip for "GAME OVER," featuring Hatsune Miku, was created by Hachioji-P. This track appears on Hachioji-P's newest album, Vivid Wave, which was released on July 17, 2013.

Animation music video of the Yuuki Yuuna wa Yuusha de Aru character song "Yuuki no Baton."

Music video helmed by Chiaki Kanno for the single Cinderella performed by Cider Girl. This same track was additionally utilized as the introductory theme for the anime series Komi-san wa, Komyushou desu.

In "Egomama," a girl enters a strange realm where she hopes to grasp what love truly means. This search manifests as two sides of herself, each shown by a separate girl. One thinks love ought to be taken, while the other argues love must be offered freely. Instead of arguing with words, these two halves of her personality decide the winner by playing poker.

In celebration of the 10th anniversary of the original novel Mahouka Koukou no Rettousei, a completely new animation PV has been released.

The music clip for "Weekender Girl," produced by kz (livetune) and Hachioji P and put out by Toy's Factory, appears on a split single that includes the additional song "fake doll." This video was created specifically for the game "Hatsune Miku - Project DIVA -f." TNSK provided the illustration for the single's cover artwork.

Music video directed by Wotakichi for the song Utakata Lullaby by Uta (Ado).

Music video for the second opening song of Jujutsu Kaisen (TV).

Music video directed by Cezan Iseda for the song Teenage Blue by Eve. Note: The song featured in this music video also serves as the ending theme of the anime Ao no Hako.

Music video for "HORIZON" feat. Hatsune Miku by Hachioji-P.

The narrative follows Chizuru, who relocated from Yamaguchi to Tokyo and struggles to keep up with her studies. After becoming disheartened by poor results on practice exams and losing sight of her dream, she reaches out to her old classmate Shōta, and gradually starts to adjust her approach to studying.

Original animated music video for supercell.