Anime

Rebirth: Yuu vs. Great-O-Kahn

Yuu, a character from the Rebirth franchise, faces off against the formidable wrestler Great-O-Kahn in a unique crossover event. The story blends the worlds of Rebirth and professional wrestling, as Yuu steps into the ring for an unexpected challenge. The conflict arises when Yuu must adapt to the high-stakes environment of New Japan Pro-Wrestling, where strength and strategy collide. With Great-O-Kahn as his opponent, Yuu must use his skills to survive this unconventional battle.

Xiagu Zhong An Zu 4th Season

Duo Bao Xingyun Xing 2

Zhimou Jiazu

Xiao Qingtian Situ Gong

Happy Stuff 3

The series follows the daily lives of twin siblings and their family in the traditional hutongs of old Beijing, China. Each episode presents a light-hearted, down-to-earth sitcom style that highlights the unique Chinese concepts of family, friendship, and love. As the twins navigate the ups and downs of everyday life, they encounter humorous situations that reflect the true meaning of life. The show balances comedy with heartfelt moments, offering a warm and entertaining look at the bonds that hold a family together.

Olympics Is In My Family

A Lot of Trouble Ma Xiao Tiao

The anime series follows the joyful life of a group of mischievous children and their amusing stories with parents, teachers, and classmates. It reflects the daily and psychological realities of contemporary childhood, explores the barriers and misunderstandings between the adult and child worlds, and advocates for understanding and communication to help children have a healthy, harmonious, and complete childhood.

Sansan De Shenghuo Guoran You Wenti

Eagle Boy 2

Eagle Boy 2 follows the adventures of a young boy named Shunliu, a clever and resourceful protagonist who navigates a world filled with challenges. With his quick thinking and determination, he faces various obstacles that test his skills and character. In this second season, Shunliu encounters new threats and conflicts that push him to his limits. He must rely on his intelligence and courage to overcome increasingly difficult situations, all while protecting those around him. The series blends action and strategy as Shunliu grows through his experiences.

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Komaneko no Orusuban

Komaneko, a small and curious cat, experiences being home alone for the very first time. Left to her own devices, she explores the quiet house and discovers a box of crayons, which sparks her imagination. As she draws, the world around her begins to transform, and ordinary objects like a ball of yarn or a dust bunny take on a life of their own, turning her solitary afternoon into a playful adventure. Throughout the day, Komaneko encounters a series of whimsical situations that challenge her to be resourceful and creative. She learns to entertain herself, finding joy in simple activities and the company of her own thoughts. The film captures the gentle wonder of childhood independence, as Ko

Kakenukete Good-bye

A young boy runs through a vast, surreal landscape, his footsteps echoing against a backdrop of rolling green hills and a sky painted in soft pastels. The world around him shifts and morphs, with flowers blooming and wilting in an instant, and strange, towering structures appearing and disappearing as he passes. This is the visual journey set to the song "Kakenukete Good-bye" by the band B'dash, a music video created for NHK's Minna no Uta program. The boy's run is not just a physical act but a metaphor for the passage of time and the fleeting nature of youth. As he moves forward, he encounters dreamlike scenes: a giant clock face spinning backward, a field of sunflowers that turn to face h

Always smile

The music video for Mr.Children's song 'Itsudemo Hohoemi wo' follows a young woman as she goes through her daily life, facing small joys and challenges. She interacts with people around her, sharing smiles and moments of connection. The story explores themes of finding happiness in ordinary moments and the importance of maintaining a positive outlook. Through her interactions, the video conveys a message about the power of a smile to brighten both one's own life and the lives of others.

Yasashiku Shite ne

A young girl experiences the gentle rhythms of everyday life, finding joy in small moments like playing with a cat or watching clouds drift by. She shares tender interactions with her mother and friends, learning about the warmth of human connection. Through these simple scenes, the music video captures a child's innocent perspective on the world. The girl's curiosity leads her to explore emotions like happiness, sadness, and gratitude. She discovers that expressing feelings, whether through a hug or a smile, strengthens bonds with those around her. The video follows her as she navigates these early lessons in empathy and kindness, set to Satoko Yamano's soft melody. As the song unfolds, t

Ishi no Youna Jikan no Melody

An old man, unable to bear the death of his beloved dog, uses an unknown power to bring it back to life. However, the resurrected dog transforms into a monstrous creature and swallows him whole, trapping him inside its dark, cavernous body. Inside the beast, the old man is forced to confront the memories of his past, reliving moments of joy, sorrow, and regret. He wanders through a surreal landscape formed from his own experiences, where he must face the choices that defined his life and the meaning of his existence. As he delves deeper, he begins to understand the consequences of his desperate act and the true nature of the bond he shared with his dog. The journey forces him to question w

Renai Discourse

A couple sits in a café, playing a game that attempts to discuss love. Their conversation, however, only circles the subject without ever touching its core. Drawing from Roland Barthes's work, the film explores the elusive nature of intimate relationships through their fragmented dialogue. The couple's struggle to articulate their feelings reveals the gap between language and emotion. As they dance around the topic, the film questions whether love can ever be truly captured in words, leaving the viewer to ponder the distance between what is said and what is felt.

Ken-chan

Ken-chan is a cheerful young boy who spends his days playing with friends and exploring the vibrant world around him. Accompanied by a lively song, he enjoys simple pleasures like running through fields, chasing butterflies, and sharing laughter with his companions. His life is full of warmth and innocence, where every moment feels like a small adventure. One day, Ken-chan encounters unexpected challenges that test his kindness and imagination. A lost animal, a broken toy, or a friend in need forces him to think beyond his own happiness. Through these gentle trials, he learns the value of empathy, cooperation, and the beauty of helping others. The music video captures these heartfelt moment

Aloha Edamame

Haru & Chicchi Kazoku, a family music group, performs the cheerful song "Aloha Edamame" in a music video created for NHK's Minna no Uta program. The video features colorful and playful animations that bring the song's lively rhythm and Hawaiian-inspired theme to life. The visuals depict a whimsical world where edamame beans and other characters dance and enjoy a sunny, tropical atmosphere. As the song progresses, the animation captures the joy and energy of the music, creating a short but entertaining experience for viewers of all ages.

Present

A young girl lives in a world where time has stopped, and the only movement comes from a mysterious clockwork bird. She spends her days in solitude, surrounded by stillness and silence, until one day she discovers a hidden music box that begins to play a melody. The sound awakens something within her, and she follows the bird through a series of surreal landscapes, each more vibrant than the last. As she journeys deeper into this frozen world, she encounters fragments of memories and emotions tied to the music. The clockwork bird leads her to a place where she must confront the reason why time stopped and decide whether to remain in the quiet safety of her world or embrace the uncertainty o

Tororo Okura Mekabu Nattou

Tetsu and Tomo, a popular comedic duo, star in a music video for their song "Tororo Okura Mekabu Nattou," created for NHK's Minna no Uta program. The lively animation brings to life the song's playful celebration of four Japanese foods: tororo, okura, mekabu, and nattou. Each ingredient is known for its sticky texture, and the lyrics highlight their unique qualities with infectious enthusiasm. As the duo sings, the animated visuals show the foods coming together in a rhythmic, dance-like sequence. The piece captures the spirit of Minna no Uta, a beloved program that has introduced generations to memorable songs. It stands as a lighthearted tribute to food, music, and the joy of trying somet

Red Shade

Keichi Tanaami's animated film 'Red Shade' is built from eighty paintings, each conceived as an independent scene meant to be set in motion. The work can be rearranged freely, so the sequence of scenes—whether played forward, backward, or in any order—does not alter the essence of the piece. The film draws from childhood memories of World War II, merging them with the imagery of Western pop culture that arrived in Japan during the post-war reconstruction. Through this non-linear structure, the animation creates shifting impressions, like a breeze sweeping through green meadows, while exploring themes of memory and cultural change.

Konoha-kun

A music video for the song "Konoha-kun" by Sumiko Sakamoto, featured on the NHK program Minna no Uta. The short film follows a young boy named Konoha-kun as he explores a whimsical, leaf-filled world. He encounters various playful creatures and natural elements that come to life around him. The video blends animation with the song's cheerful melody, creating a lighthearted and imaginative journey through a forest of giant leaves and colorful landscapes. Konoha-kun's adventure captures the simple joy of discovery and the beauty of nature.

Tsuitenai Toki no Uta

A music video for the song "Tsuitenai Toki no Uta" by Chinatsu Nakayama and Duke Aces, created for the NHK program Minna no Uta. The short film was broadcast as part of the show's regular rotation of animated segments accompanying children's songs. It featured the upbeat pop tune performed by the popular singer and vocal group, combining music with simple animation typical of the era. The video is now considered lost media, with no known surviving copies in any archive or private collection. Its existence is only remembered through archival records, broadcast logs, and the memories of those who saw it during its original airing in 1969. The loss represents a gap in the history of Japanese t

Zui Zui Zukkorobashi

In 1968, a music video for the song "Zui Zui Zukkorobashi" by the group Bonny Jacks is created and broadcast on NHK's Minna no Uta program. The segment features an animated clip designed to accompany the catchy children's tune, becoming part of the show's regular rotation of musical pieces. However, the video is now considered lost media, with no known surviving copies in any archive or private collection. Its exact animation style, characters, and visual content remain unknown, leaving only the memory of its brief broadcast. The song itself continues to be remembered, but the original animated video has vanished without a trace, sparking curiosity among lost media enthusiasts.

Taanki Poonki

A music video for the song "Taanki Poonki" by the vocal group Dark Ducks, it was created as a segment for the long-running NHK program Minna no Uta. The program regularly featured short animated clips to accompany popular songs, and this particular video was one of many produced during the late 1960s. The animation style was simple and colorful, designed to visually interpret the cheerful, upbeat melody of the song. The video is now considered lost media, as no known copies of the original broadcast have survived. Despite efforts by archivists and fans, the only confirmed airing remains the initial broadcast on NHK. Its disappearance has made it a subject of interest among collectors of ear

Makiba no Koushi

In 1967, the Tokyo Shounen Shoujo Gasshoutai, a well-known children's choir in Japan, recorded the song "Makiba no Koushi" for the NHK program Minna no Uta. This program regularly featured animated music videos to accompany its songs, and a short animated film was produced to visualize the lyrics of this particular piece. The animation depicted pastoral scenes of a calf in a meadow, following the song's gentle and nostalgic tone. However, this animated music video has since been lost. No known copies of the film exist in any archive, broadcast library, or private collection. It is considered lost media, with its exact visual content and animation style remaining a mystery to researchers and

Ki no Ii Ahiru (1967)

A music video accompanies the song "Ki no Ii Ahiru" by the group Dark Ducks, which was broadcast on NHK's Minna no Uta program. The short features a friendly duck character that interacts with its surroundings in a simple, whimsical manner. The video is now considered lost media, with no known surviving copies. Its content and exact details remain largely unknown, preserved only through references and descriptions from the time of its broadcast.

Jitensha Show-ka Nande Show ka?

A vibrant music video brings Kiyoshirou Imawano's song "Jitensha Show-ka" to life through animation by MADHOUSE. The track was originally used as the ending theme for the film "Nasu: Andalusia no Natsu." In the video, a young boy rides his bicycle through a surreal, colorful world filled with whimsical imagery and playful scenes. The animation transforms everyday cycling into a fantastical adventure, with the boy encountering strange characters and dreamlike landscapes along the way. The visuals sync closely with the upbeat rhythm and lyrics of the song, creating a short but immersive experience that captures the joy and freedom of a bicycle ride. As the journey unfolds, the boy's path twist

Hajimete no Boku desu

A young boy experiences the world around him for the first time, discovering the simple joys and wonders of everyday life. Through his innocent eyes, ordinary moments become extraordinary adventures. Set to the song "Hajimete no Boku desu" by Hiroji Miyamoto, this music video captures the essence of childhood curiosity and the beauty of seeing things anew. The boy's journey is a gentle exploration of emotions and experiences that shape his understanding of the world.

Winter Star

In the middle of a cold winter, a high school student finds himself in a classroom where the atmosphere is unexpectedly warm. He comes across a star fruit, a rare and exotic fruit that he has never seen before. Its taste becomes a secret he keeps to himself, a private memory that lingers in his mind. As the days pass, the presence of the star fruit and the secret of its flavor begin to intertwine with his feelings for a classmate. The warmth of the classroom contrasts with the winter outside, mirroring the growing emotions he struggles to understand and express.

Ant Hepo

Hepo, a curious young ant, and Popo, a gentle ladybug, share a secret hideout built from leaves and branches in a sunny meadow. Every day, they explore their tiny world together, playing hide-and-seek among the grass blades, watching caterpillars crawl, and collecting dewdrops for their miniature pond. Their friendship grows stronger with each adventure, as they discover the simple joys of nature and companionship. But one afternoon, a sudden storm threatens to wash away their beloved hideout. The wind howls, rain pours down, and the fragile structure of leaves and branches begins to fall apart. Hepo and Popo must work together to protect their special place, using their wits and teamwork t

Gag Mensou

Trumpet Fukinagara

A group of children joyfully play trumpets and sing together in a lively outdoor setting, their cheerful melodies filling the air. The music video features the NHK Tokyo Jidou Gasshoudan performing the song "Trumpet Fukinagara," a piece that captures the simple pleasures of childhood and music. Originally broadcast as part of NHK's Minna no Uta program, this short animated segment was created to accompany the song. However, over time, the original footage has become lost media, with no known surviving copies or recordings. The exact circumstances of its disappearance remain unclear, making it a rare and elusive piece of anime history. Despite its obscurity, "Trumpet Fukinagara" is remember

Calico Critters: Mini Episodes -Clover-

In the peaceful village of Sylvania, a community of adorable animal families lives together in harmony. The story centers on Chocolate Usagi-chan, Kurumi Risu-kun, and their friends and relatives as they go about their daily lives. The series follows the gentle adventures and heartwarming moments shared among the Sylvanian Families. From simple activities to small celebrations, each episode captures the charm of friendship and family bonds in this cozy world.

Calico Critters: Mini Episodes -Peony-

In the village of Sylvania, a community of Calico Critters lives together in harmony. The story centers on Chocolate Usagi-chan, Kurumi Risu-kun, and their friends and families as they go about their daily lives. From baking treats to exploring the forest, each day brings new opportunities for fun and learning. When a small problem arises, the critters must work together to find a solution. Whether it's helping a friend in need or organizing a village event, they discover that cooperation and kindness make everything better. Through gentle adventures and small moments, the characters learn about friendship, cooperation, and the simple joys of life in their charming woodland home. Each episo

Lalala Lala-chan: Patapata Daisensou

Lala-chan and her friends live a peaceful life in the forest, spending their days playing and exploring. One day, a prince from a distant kingdom washes ashore, exhausted and desperate. He tells them that his homeland has been overrun by a terrible monster that has destroyed everything in its path. Moved by his plea, Lala-chan and her companions decide to help the prince reclaim his kingdom. They set out on a journey across the sea, facing unknown dangers and challenges along the way. Together, they must find a way to defeat the monster and restore peace to the land.

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Anime Hachikou Monogatari

Hachikō, a loyal Akita dog, forms an unbreakable bond with his owner, Professor Ueno, a university professor in 1920s Tokyo. Every day, Hachikō accompanies his master to the Shibuya train station and waits for his return in the evening. One day, Professor Ueno dies suddenly while at work, but Hachikō continues to wait for him at the station every day, refusing to leave his post. Despite the changing seasons and the passing of years, the dog remains faithful, becoming a symbol of loyalty and devotion to the people of Japan.

The Adventures of Slaim: Wolf Goes For It!

Wolf is a young slime who dreams of becoming a great adventurer. Despite his small and squishy form, he sets out on a journey full of excitement and danger. Along the way, he encounters various creatures and challenges that test his courage and determination. Wolf must face powerful monsters and tricky situations to prove that even a slime can be a hero. With his cheerful spirit and resourcefulness, he pushes forward, hoping to make his mark in a world where strength often comes in bigger packages.