
Naita Aka Oni
An adaptation of the classic Japanese "Red Oni, Blue Oni" tale.
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An adaptation of the classic Japanese "Red Oni, Blue Oni" tale.

Based on chapter one of Hans Christian Andersen’s The Snow Queen. The original text depicts a disaster brought about by tools and technology. There is a connection between this theme and the nuclear power plant accident that occurred in Japan in 2011. Tsuji's film attempts to be an interleaving depiction of the original story and the real-life disaster. (Source: Vimeo)

An educational film meant to show the rewards of hard work and good faith using the classic folklore of red oni and blue oni.

Second season of Renjian Zui Deyi.

The story is about the Chinese Tang monk called Tripitaka who leads his fairy animal neophytes Monkey, Pigsy, Sandy, and Horse on a long journey to India in search of the "Script of Wisdom and Truth". Along the journey, they come to a place constantly in flames called Flame Mountain. (Source: aniDB)

Centers on the demon Black who comes to the human world in search of content for videos. He wants to expose the hidden side of humans, games, and hobbies. Black's "high-efficiency assistant" is the camera demon Camera-chan. (Source: ANN)


A stop-motion film about the classic Japanese tale of Momotarou.

Part two of Fei Ren Zai 3rd Season.

Akari Hinomiya is a boy who was raised on an island after being imbued with the spirit of Hajun, a heinous great demon who once threatened the world. He meets his eventual comrades, starts wielding a sword, and confronts an uncontrollable power within himself, all to confront his destined foe. (Source: ANN)

Various classic Japanese fairy tales told for child aged audiences.



A red Oni wants to become friends with the villagers but is finding it hard because a blue Oni is terrorizing them.

A stop-motion animation about a demon who tries to get his father's approval by traveling to the big city.

An educational anime targeting environmental problems (such as the feral boar population in Japan) with a twist as two children become involved with the tengu that live in the mountains.


Based on a picture book of the same name. Four people that died have to use their special skills in order to get out of hell and into paradise.

A short film by Atsushi Wada for the Kitaro Expo, which celebrated the 100 year anniversary of Shigeru Mizuki's birth.

On the Ryoku Tama Shinshi DVD release there were 10 short stories included. These original stop-motion animation stories were not present in the feature film. The first short story is actually a prequel to the feature film telling the viewer why Monsieur Greenpeas went the the city. The rest of the episodes are more side-stories and flesh out the characters.


An animation teaching tool meant to explain how holidays were created and why we celebrate them. Such as why red carnations are used for Mother's Day or koinobori are used for Children's Day.
The Oni child, Onita was edged out from the house he used to live on the day taking with him a hat. The outside was so cold and dark, he looked for another house but humans put hiiragi iwashi (holly and sardine head talismans) on house entrances to keep demons away and he could not get in. However, there was only one house without this talisman and without throwing the roasted soybeans. In this house, a girl and sick mother lived together. The girl kept vigil beside her mother’s bed all days and did not have enough time and money to eat meal, not to mention throwing roasted soybeans. Realizing the predicament they were in, Onita found meal from somewhere. Disguising as a man, he offered the meal he got to the girl, saying that he made too much for Setsubun. The meals he offered were sekihan and green bean dish. He then leaves to find a new place to live, leaving only his hat behind.

Sun Walker and his partners are blocked in Flaming Mountain and need the plantain fan of Princess Raksasi to put out the fire of the Flaming Mountain so that they're able to continue the journey of retrieving original Buddhist scriptures. However, a few years ago, Sun Walker, with the force of Bodhisattva Guanyin, subdued Red Boy, the son of Princess Raksasi and Bull-demon King, which leads to a series of confrontations between them later. (Source: The Film Catalogue)