Saigo no Shudan

Music video for the song Buyao Fan by Shallow Levée (Qian Di).

Music video for the song Suppon Pon by SAKANAMON.

Music video for the song Denki Groove 30-shuunen no Uta by Denki Groove.

Commercials for ABC-MART GRAND STAGE.

Nanao Tabito hosted a music video contest for his song Kensaku Shounen, inviting people to create and send in their own videos for a chance to win monetary awards. Saigo no Shudan entered with a fully animated submission and took home the grand prize.

Official music video for Yakenohara's song Relaxin'.

Official music video for Panpan no Tou's song Ongaku wa Tomatta.

Official music video for Her Ghost Friend's song Houkago no Thesaurus.

Directed by Saigo no Shudan and Tomomi Hayashi, this music video was created for the song "Timeless Tree," performed by the Japanese jazz and rock duo EGO-WRAPPIN'. The track is featured on their ninth studio album, titled "Dream Baby Dream."

Nishinakajima Kinako's album "Mizu no Naka no Suisougaku" contains official music videos for the tracks "Instant" and "QB House." These videos were broadcast on Space Shower TV.

Official music video for Evisbeats' song New Yoku featuring Chan-Mika. The song was included on their "Musuhi" album.

A music video for Cosmos People's song "Jijii: Owari no Hajimari".

Saigo no Shudan produced promotional videos for the 2014 Shibukaru Festival, which was hosted by Parco department store. Two versions of the advertisement were created—a standard cut and an extended cut—but they contain almost no overlapping footage.

This official music video presents Catalyst by Yamamoto Seiichi. The track consists entirely of instrumental music and appears on his album titled Palm.

Created as a distinctive web film for the 2011 Autumn Tokyo Art Month, this event offered tickets that allowed multiple entries to various museums, fashion exhibitions, and art fairs throughout the entire month of November.

An early work by Saigo no Shudan, Kunchi was created in collaboration with artist to-kichi and centers on the Nagasaki Kunchi—Japan's most famous festival, held in Nagasaki.

An unconventional early piece by Saigo no Shudan, "Scarab Beetle's Parade" utilizes a deliberately playful score created with toy instruments commonly used by children. "Kanabun," the Japanese name for the drone beetle (Pseudotorynorrhina japonica), belongs to the scarab family and operates as a central motif in the story.

This brief music video accompanies the track "Banana ga Suki" performed by Yano Akiko and Yuki, and was made to advertise the single ahead of its release in two weeks. It was uploaded to Victor Entertainment's official YouTube channel.

This piece, recognized as the earliest work by Saigo no Shudan, functions as a promotional advertisement for Adobe's Student and Teacher Edition software. It remains unclear whether Saigo no Shudan produced this animation as part of their portfolio or if they were hired by Adobe for the project.

Short anti-war animation adapting the picture book Sensou no Tsukurikata. It was created by the group NOddIN.

Commercials for Nissin's Chikin Ramen.