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Music video for the song Ratpark by PEOPLE 1, featuring Kei Sugawara.

A story about author and his neighbor in a hot summer. (Source: Vimeo)

A woman makes her nocturnal rounds seducing and harvesting men in Yonfan and Joe Hsieh’s dive into motherhood’s most primal realms, delivering an elegant and menacing animated thrill ride made of stylish gore and a touch of vintage erotic. (Source: Toronto International Film Festival)

A music video for mikimisa's song Mukou no Hikari.

The fifth anthology work by animation collective G9+1, about the forever unfinished city Tokyo.

Music video for the song Funauta by Aki Yashiro. The song was featured on her 2021 Best Hits album that was released in commemoration of fifty years since her debut.

One day, the snow metamorphosed into an earthworm, when it sensed danger for melting. The earthworm, who longed for aboveground, metamorphosed into a tree. It continues metamorphosing and... Someday, it will remember her old self. (Source: Vimeo)

All living things are born and die. Water flows and never returns back. The money you have might be gone away. However, you might become friends with someone who was your enemy. Everything keep changing and never be the same. Even these ideas could be changed, just in a moment. (Source: Vimeo)

Short film by Hirano Ryou.

Regarded as a creative extension of Stone, animation unfolds on a drawing paper placed on a field and farm. (Source: Collaborative Cataloging Japan)

A film by Keiichi Tanaami.

A woman looks into her mind. Chasing her ideals on a tightrope. Every imperfect piece of her mind completes herself. (Source: IMDb)

This animated documentary is derived from footage shot at the site of the Sanrizuka struggle opposing the construction of Narita Airport. In addition to scenes evidently shot before and after the Nihon Genyasai Festival in Sanrizuka, it features time-lapse sequences showing abandoned houses and construction equipment leveling requisitioned land. (Source: Collaborative Cataloging Japan)

A group of children dances to music, being observed by their teacher. A girl tries to interfere.

Music video for the song Popcorn by Denki Groove.

Bio-Sensor is a 1984 Japanese computer-animated surreal short film produced by Takashi Fukumoto at Toyo Links and Hitoshi Nishimura at Osaka University. It's notable for its early use of primitive motion capture, using profile and head-on films of a tiger walking. (Source: Wikipedia)

Music video for the song Oni no Ko by SETA.

Music video for the song Banana Bread Pudding by Serph from his EP "Mirapyd".

Music video for the song Aye,aye,sir! by SatapanP, featuring Hatsune Miku, Kasane Teto, and KAFU.

Living things, artificial things, geometry shapes, and lines. When these different things encounter, a new direction is born. Desiring it as the sense of touch, things keep chasing it forever. Animation of tactility you only can let yourself go with the streaming of the images. (Source: NEW DEER)

This animation was based on a scene I dreamt, where white smoke was rising from a bed. I was influenced by one of Zhuangzi’s thought, The butterfly dream, and visualized the contrast between dream and reality. While I was creating this piece, I was never aware of whom the man sleeping in the movie was, but somehow, he ended up looking just like my grandfather. (Source: Official Website)

Experimental graphic animation from the 1930s by Beni Mori, who was active in the Osaka Baby Kinema Club when it was founded in 1924.

Music video for the song Losin' My Way by Captain Funk.

Sitting at a low table, a man stares at the pot in front of him. His body, affected by the bubbles that finally emerge, drowns in a hallucination of being chased by a one-armed girl. (Source: Image Forum Festival)