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Third-year student Goshogawara of Musashi Mountain High School is the sole member of his school's sumo club. To be eligible for competitions, he seeks to recruit new members, and his earnestness and genuine passion persuade four others to join: judo team captain Kaoru Kiyokawa; professional wrestler Takayuki Kannai; scrawny aspiring delinquent Nanno Ippei; and Raiden Goro, a towering yet extremely shy individual who is also a skilled Go player. The five of them train together and eventually compete against a professional sumo club.

This installment of the Peeping Life franchise brings together characters from Tezuka anime and Tatsunoko Production anime, including Princess Sapphire and Casshern, along with others.

In "Hello Kitty in The Prince in His Dream Castle," Kitty explores an ancient castle that is connected to a myth. While inside, she comes across a prince whose appearance matches that of the legend's prince.

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This 1990 OVA belongs to the Time Bokan series and was produced by Artmic, standing as the sole entry in the franchise not created by Tatsunoko. Time travelers Hiraga Genmai and Nagoya Bei journey from the 21st century to Japan's Warring States period aboard the time machine "Time Donburi," where they encounter the all-female villain trio the Akudama Sisters — Bijo, Bujo, and Pajo.

While playing Super Mario Bros. 3 on their Famicom, a young boy and his little sister hear their mother calling them to come to her shop. However, after she finishes work, the boy remains absorbed in the game, and his sister loses patience and heads out alone. Since she is too young to find the store by herself, she gets lost. Worried, the boy rushes out to look for her and barely avoids being hit by a car—which turns out to be driven by Mario. Pulling over, Mario uses the chance to explain road safety to the boy and stresses the importance of crossing streets with caution.

In "Hello Kitty no Hajimete no Christmas Cake," Kitty and Mimmy make their first attempt at baking a Christmas cake as a special gift for their grandparents. Despite their enthusiasm, they quickly realize the task is much more challenging than they expected.

As Halloween approaches, the local apple farmer is put in charge of putting together a costume competition. An argument erupts between him and his son, causing the young man to leave home. But before he goes, he sees his father having trouble managing the event. Inspired by a friend's costume, the son steps in to save the day. Even so, the tension between them persists. Kitty and Mimmy do everything they can to bring the father and son back together, hoping to keep the farm family united.

Tarou Yamashita has a deep passion for baseball, even though he is the weakest player on his team. Through constant effort and commitment, he starts to make a name for himself on the Umisora High School baseball team.

The compilation highlights the best entries from the yearly Inter-College Animation Festival held from 2001 to 2006. For many up-and-coming animators in Japan, joining this event is a vital step toward building their professional careers. The featured pieces use a range of animation methods, including CGI and stop-motion. Notable judges during that period include Taku Furukawa, Katayama Masahiro, and Kihune Tokumitsu.

Yuta receives a photograph of the Dunhuang Caves in the Chinese desert from his teacher. While dreaming about uncovering the caves' hidden treasures, he is magically transported there. What he discovers is beyond anything he could have imagined.

Pom Pom Purin recreates the story of The Northwind and the Sun.

A short animation released with the limited edition of the LIPxLIP album "Docchi no kiss ka, Erabe yo."

Pochacco stars in a recreation of the story of Jack and the Beanstalk.

After discovering a treasure map that leads to a mystical stone capable of granting a single wish, Pekkle and their friends eagerly set off on an adventure to find this hidden treasure.

Based on the manga by Takahashi Haruo.

Upon learning that a part of her usual forest has dried up, Kitty is approached by insects who beg her to assist them in confronting the witch behind the destruction.

A trip to camping with Kitty and her class.

While watching a movie, Keroppi is falsely blamed for causing a disturbance and flees home in tears. A sudden bolt of lightning strikes him, transporting him to a different world that closely resembles the one from the film. There, Keroppi meets a cowardly prince, and the two embark on a journey to discover the true meaning of courage and how to protect themselves.

Flash anime bundled with the October 2008 issue of Manga Club Original.

Based on the saga novel "The Human Revolution" by Daisuke Ikeda published in 1974-1999.

Keroppi re-creates the story of Aladdin and the Wonderful Lamp.

Three reporters from the school paper get transported back to the Edo period.

Originally released on VHS at the 53rd Comiket in Winter 1997.

Initially, the pilot for 0-sen Hayato came out solely on VHS and Betamax. In terms of chronology, it is regarded as the series' first episode.

Based on the same name manga by Kobayashi Makoto.

Keroppi, Den Den, and Ruby set out on a journey to recover Pocapon's lost belly button, which he needs to be able to play the drums.

A promotional VHS tape featuring a short Z-Knight anime segment along with additional clips. It is included as part of a Z-Knight double pack that contains two Z-Knights in different color variations.

Compilation of the Mashin Eiyuuden Wataru series.

Sanrio's version of The Country Mouse and the City Mouse.

Marco, an orphan who has lost her memories, and Arco, a dragon that reigns over the galaxy, were searching for treasure across space! During one of their journeys, Marco received a hint regarding the location of her mother. Their next destination: Earth, the planet where she was born. (Note: This OVA is included as a bonus Blu-ray disc with the physical release of the game.)

The 90-second promotional clip presents Sunoko-tan and Alumi-san, characters developed by a metal manufacturer located in Niigata Prefecture.

Four heroes set out to rescue girls taken by ayakashi.

A Hello Kitty telling of the classic A Little Princess novel.

The educational film takes place in Paghman, Afghanistan, presenting the region's peaceful daily life and beautiful landscapes from the perspective of its ordinary people. It stands in contrast to the real conflict of the War in Afghanistan, which had started the year before.

In "The Winds of Victory," Kenji attempts to prove his superiority as a soccer player by aggressively challenging Yuta during a school team selection, causing Yuta to suffer a leg injury. Despite this setback, Yuta continues to support the team. Witnessing Yuta's dedication, Kenji begins to grasp the true spirit of sportsmanship.

The fourth film in the Himitsukessha Taka no Tsume movie series, it was initially released direct-to-video before being shown in theaters at TOHO Cinemas in Roppongi Hills.

In this crossover event, Peeping Life teams up with Kaijuu Sakaba, an actual tavern known for its Ultraman series kaijuu costumes. Visitors can have dining experiences with performers wearing these monster suits. The special Peeping Life episode celebrates the grand reopening of Kaijuu Sakaba in Kawasaki and the opening of a new location in Osaka. It centers on the daily lives of the kaijuu when they are not fighting against Ultraman.

In the charming village nestled below the majestic Himalayas, young Suruya receives a distressing letter from a princess. Despite his lack of bravery, Suruya resolves to embark on a quest to save her. Along his journey, he encounters numerous challenges and gradually discovers the courage required to fulfill his mission.

Nyancos are cat-like beings from another dimension who travel in UFOs. They are known for their lively and elegant behavior, and they deeply admire beauty and art. The OVA depicts them observing various worlds as those worlds develop and flourish, entirely without any spoken dialogue, relying on background music to create the atmosphere.

The Kinshu Group returns to their usual mischief in this yakuza comedy. Two new recruits join the gang and attempt to prove their worth. Things take a turn for the worse when the boss takes a bullet and ends up hospitalized. With the boss seemingly out of commission, traitors begin to creep in, threatening to tear the company apart as if the boss is already dead. What will become of the gang?

Working since before World War II, Shoji Ueda transcended amateurism. In his photographic world, he selects, cuts, and rearranges images according to his own sensibility, a process that led him to Ga-nime, a new medium encouraged by his friend, actor Shiro Sano, who shares his birth prefecture. The photographs featured in this exhibition include not only his renowned "Dune Mode" series but also numerous pre- and post-war images of his hometown, streetcars running through Tokyo, and traditional Japanese scenes, collectively revealing an entire culture.

In the Edo period, this poignant story follows Kuritaro, a young boy who lives with his father and a stray dog. Although he has lost his mother, Kuritaro keeps a cheerful outlook.

In the community called Burning Village, animal folk tales come to life. The eccentric local storyteller Ohahai presents classic fairy tales, each given a fresh and imaginative spin.

On the eve of Pochacco's birthday, they skate around searching for friends to invite to their upcoming celebration. However, Pochacco discovers that everyone appears to be occupied and unavailable for the party planned for the next day.

This animated film draws on five selections from Tezuka Osamu's essay collection "Essay in Idleness of Insects," where he documented his research on bugs. While the volume largely consists of scholarly studies, it also features insect observation notes that culminate in literary insights tinged with mystical or fantastical overtones. Each of the five essays is rendered using a distinct animation style, and every segment is followed by a sequence showing the young Tezuka Osamu alongside a swallowtail butterfly named "Oomurasaki." The movie portrays the boy Tezuka Osamu frantically pursuing Oomurasaki with his butterfly net, along with the visions he encounters in his dreams. This piece was presented at the exhibition "Tezuka Osamu: Images of the Past and Future."

In Taiheiyou ni Kakeru Niji, schoolgirl Mitsuko defends her half-Chinese classmate Yu-Lian from bullies. That evening, she discovers an antique American doll named Emily. The doll was originally given to a Japanese child during an exchange program in 1921, hidden during the anti-Western "doll burnings" period, and eventually saved by a brave young girl—Mitsuko's grandmother. The next day at school, Mitsuko brings Emily and shares the doll's history, offering support to Yu-Lian.

During a rainy day, Keroppi and the group find a hidden clubhouse that belonged to those who came before them. It quickly becomes apparent that the house is far more magical than they had first imagined.