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This animated work brings Kawanabe Kyosai's famous kabuki theater curtain painting to life. In it, the prominent actors of that era are shown as yokai, rising from a bamboo box and charging toward the audience.

Music video for the song Tokyo Night Dreaming by SKY-HI & REIKO, featuring No Rome.

Music video for the song Suteki na Yoru by V6 that was featured on NHK's Minna no Uta program.

Music video for the song Sore mo Ii ne by Wakeys.

This film serves as a trailer showcasing Gaudiy's philosophy, illustrating the idea that innovation is for everyone and that increasing shared happiness can transform the world.

Music video for the song Shura by Yorushika.

Music video for the song Ryouyaku by brains™.

Music video directed by Kohta Morie for the song Chidori by Yorushika.

Music video for the song Lemonade by the The Bawdies.

Music video for the song Music Video Orchestra by Omodaka.

Planetarium Starry Cafe's Hoshi Akari no Concert: Seiza ga Kanaderu Yozora, featuring music from Shugo Tokumaru.

A series of videos to countdown to the Pokemon Presents on February 27, 2025.

Kazuma Ikeda directed this promotional spot for the danime store. The commercial features "MoonWalker" by yama as its tie-in track.

This advertisement is designed to commemorate the grand opening of Tokyu Plaza Ginza, a large indoor shopping complex that includes a wide range of businesses like restaurants, cafes, boutiques, furniture shops, and spas.

A music video for Aimer's song "Kachou Fuugetsu," which appears as an original track on her compilation album BEST SELECTION 'blanc'. The video was directed by Atsushi Makino.

In the music video for Koushi Inaba's fifth single, Hane, a girl runs through an empty city, with short cuts of the artist performing in a studio woven between the scenes.

Music video directed by Yuutarou Kubo for the song Tarareba by Japanese rock band amazarashi.

Across the region of Kitakami, signboards present the oldest local folktales, but not a single one includes Pecharunt. What hidden story lies behind this Mythical Pokémon?

Official music video for Radwimps' Jikkyou Chuukei song.

Short Nescafé commercial realized by Studio FILMONY and directed by Yuusuke Takase

This music video was helmed by director Asami Kiyokawa for YOASOBI's track Moshimo Inochi ga Egaketara. Two versions of the video exist: the original Japanese edition uploaded on December 12, 2021, and an English-language version of the song called "If I Could Draw Life," also performed by YOASOBI, which was released on November 18, 2022.

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

In "The Journey Home," the narrative follows Mick, a chironomid in a dormant state. Taken by humans for scientific study, Mick and other insects are launched on an ambitious interplanetary voyage aiming for Earth. After the human-run experiments abruptly stop, the bugs are stranded on the space station with meager supplies. Overcoming obstacles and forging bonds with newfound allies across various worlds, they press onward toward their origin planet. As the journey progresses, the motives behind humanity's sudden departure grow more evident.

HIFANA's groundbreaking approach to live shows and music production has captivated electronic music audiences worldwide. On July 28, 2010, the band released their full-length album "24H," built around the theme of "1 day : 24 hours." The release contains 12 audio tracks and 12 video tracks, each depicting different occurrences over the course of a day. Known for their "Tokyo-born Japanese Hybrid Breakbeats" sound, which blends diverse audio elements through free-form editing, HIFANA pushed their experimental work further with this album. It features 12 new, tightly arranged songs, highlighted by "HANABEAM," inspired by the explosive sounds of fireworks. Guest artists on the album include UA, Spinna B-ILL, Twigy, Chinza Dopeness, Leyona, Yohei Miyake, Mitsuyoshi Azuma, and Keyco. The included DVD holds 12 videos, one for each track on the album. Over 15 emerging visual artists contributed to the project, with HIFANA and W+K Tokyo Lab spearheading the collaborative creative direction.

Mai Yoneyama directed this music video for Eve's song "Yoku." The video is inspired by the KATE YOKU Collection, a makeup line from KATE TOKYO.

In the anime "Bullbuster," young engineer Tetsurou Okino brings his self-designed robot, the Bullbuster, to Hato Industries, a struggling pest extermination company led by President Tajima. The team must face a powerful, mysterious creature while managing tight finances, including fuel costs for the robot and salaries for pilots. Every bullet is counted because of their limited budget. As they balance the goal of eliminating the threat with the harsh realities of their economic situation, the future of Hato Industries hangs in the balance.

On October 4, a high school girl disappears, setting off a chain of unexpected occurrences. To solve the mystery of her vanishing, every key witness connected to the case recounts their experiences from before and after the event. As these fragments are assembled, they all lead back to one person—taxi driver Hiroshi Odokawa.

In Odd Taxi, Hiroshi Odokawa, a walrus known for his blunt and quirky demeanor, lives an unassuming life working as a taxi driver. While on duty, he picks up a diverse array of passengers, including Taichi Kabasawa, an unemployed man chasing online stardom; Miho Shirakawa, a nurse shrouded in mystery; the struggling comedy duo Homo Sapiens; and Dobu, a well-known troublemaker. Odokawa's daily rhythm is shattered when he becomes entangled in the investigation of a missing girl, a situation that draws the attention of the yakuza and two corrupt police officers who begin to pursue him.