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Mina's tranquil village starts experiencing small disturbances that upset the usual order. One evening, Mina's household gets sick from food poisoning after consuming contaminated fish caught from the river. Later that night, a heavy downpour causes flooding, letting polluted river water seep into the village well. The family's condition deteriorates further when they ingest medicine prepared with the untreated well water. Identifying the true source of her family's sickness, Mina resolves to take action to enhance the village's environmental situation.

Taabou travels around saying "hello" to everyone.

An educational film teaching the concept of "innocent till proven guilty".

In this OVA, two soldiers stand watch over a stone monument that serves as the border between their warring nations. Though they grew up together, the conflict has now placed them on opposite sides. The story examines the bond of friendship in the midst of war.

A traffic safety anime featuring 3 Tarous (Tarou Urashima, Momotarou, Kintarou) and Kaguya-hime.

An educational film about the Great Hanshin earthquake (aka Kobe earthquake).

An educational film about leukemia in Japan.

Pinocchio learns about traffic safety.

A series of surreal dialogue-heavy sketches by comedy trio Tokyo03 featuring everyday objects.

An animated adaptation of Yumeno Kyuusaku's sci-fi novel Dogura Magura.

An educational anime about the importance of life.

An educational film about traffic safety.

A comedic tale about a haunted room.

An educational disaster safety video for kids featuring talking insects.

During September 1944, as World War II approached its end and Japan's surrender loomed, the city of Sadamitsu in Tokushima underwent its final air raid. Elementary school boys, following evacuation drills, became numerous victims of the attack.

An educational film about marriage discrimination; how hard it is for a lower class person to marry into upper class.

An educational film exploring different Christmas traditions around the world.

Nagata, a well-known Japanese illustrator and picture book creator, revives the classic fairy tale Oyayubi-hime in this OVA. By keeping the distinctive charm of her original artwork, she creates a visually striking version of the beloved story.

The anime focuses on traffic safety and features characters from Aishiteru yo McCrea. The story originally appeared as a picture book for the children's program Haha to Ko no TV Ehon, which was created by actress Yoko Akino, and later became a published picture book.

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This anime series adapts three classic fairy tales from the Brothers Grimm: The Hut in the Forest, Little Red Riding Hood, and Snow-White and Rose-Red.

An educational film highlighting the importance of how impressionable children are by their family members.

An educational film about playground bullying.

These DVD sets contain a series of moral stories designed for children. Every disc includes additional reading materials, making them ideal for classroom use.

Mii-chan the cat and Daiki-kun return in this educational children's video about disaster safety, continuing from the animal abuse incident in their earlier short.

An educational film about wheel-chair bound people in Japan.

Satoshi is a popular student due to his soccer skills, but Kaori, driven by jealousy, spreads false rumors that he is from a lower social class. These rumors turn the school against Satoshi, causing him to quit soccer. But an unexpected twist occurs when a landslide damages Kaori's house, and Satoshi steps in to help her.

In this series, both humans and other creatures are inherently cruel. They believe they are only tormenting bugs, but everyone faces bullying and must deal with it. Their reactions reveal the darkness within them.

Niji no Kizuna explores the bystander effect and apathy common in Japanese society. The story focuses on the "it's not my concern" mentality, looking at how this way of thinking shapes responses to prejudice, sickness, and the struggles of individuals impacted by the 2011 Tohoku earthquake, as well as other situations.

In "Tong Tong - You You no Hi no Youjin," the story follows real pandas from Ueno Zoo—Tong Tong, the first giant panda born in captivity in Japan, and her younger brother You You. One day at school, Lion-sensei scolds the pair. Later that night, a candle left burning starts a fire, and the fire brigade arrives to extinguish it. From this event, Tong Tong and You You learn important lessons about fire safety. The next school day, another fire breaks out. Using what they have learned, they immediately dial 119, and the fire brigade arrives in time to rescue their school. This educational film also commemorates the 20th anniversary of the normalization of diplomatic relations between Japan and China in 1972, a time when pandas were temporarily exchanged between the two nations.

A compilation of six music videos that were combined in one VHS release.

An educational film about how some religious beliefs and folklore and superstitions are in damaging in modern Japan.

An educational film about seeing the best in people.

An educational "don't play with fire" safety video for kids.

An educational anime about the history and founding of the Tanabata holiday in Japan.

Elementary student Takeshi shares a deep bond with his white dog, Shiro. Every day after school, he enjoys spending time with Shiro and his friends. However, as the war escalates, the government issues a decree forbidding dog ownership.

An educational film that follows the famous Japanese writer Muku Hatojuu in his boyhood as he gets bullied.

An anime adaptation of the Hachikadzuki-hime Japanese folk tale.

In this science fiction mecha anime centered on fire prevention, the enormous robot Zeres appears whenever someone plays an ocarina, its purpose being to put out fires.

Kokoro no Hanataba follows an elderly man who roams the town, sowing seeds in the hope of cultivating a beautiful flower for his beloved granddaughter.

Ijime wa Zettai Warui! is an educational movie created to give children the strength to stand up against bullying. It highlights the necessity of quickly reporting any bullying incidents to teachers and guardians.

A stop-motion puppet animation about the Operation Meetinghouse air raid on Tokyo which caused over 100,000 deaths.

An educational fire safety video for kids and their families at home.

An educational film concerning the bullying and discrimination of elderly handicapped people.

This educational film follows Tomokazu as he returns to his hometown for a holiday and begins to notice the everyday discrimination happening around him.

An educational short film based on an acclaimed novel, it portrays a young girl who endures severe bullying that culminates in her hospitalization, even after she reaches out to adults and teachers for help.

An educational film about the Shibuzome Uprising.