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A lonely exchange student meets and falls in passionate love with a dancer. A girl who falls into madness when she learns her lover is going home to make his life. The wanderings of youth on the stage of 19th century Berlin. The legendary novel of Meiji writer Mori Ogai, "Maihime (dancing girl)," adapted by Ga-nime "School Girl" producer Oku Shutaro who shows us his illustration talent and appoints Ms FURUYA Akisa for the booklets, slide shows, and animation of this Ga-nime. Over the background of a foreign country, we discover all the pathetic, poetic feelings of this elegant story as the wind of fresh artistic images brings it to life. (Source: Toei-Anim.co.jp)

A special episode bundled with the BD release of the television series.

Special PV for the first anniversary for the mobile game Shoujo☆Kageki Revue Starlight Re LIVE.

The music film is a part of TOHO animation's 10th anniversary project.

Special episode of Starmyu 3rd Season. Like 2nd Season, it will be a mix of musical parts.

Animated commercial promoting the 2024 concert for Honkai: Star Rail.

Music video for the song Serenade by natori. The song was used as the ending theme of the anime [Oshi no Ko] 3rd Season.

A collection of 8 stand-alone stories told in rakugo style.

An original anime project promoting the local Okinawa agricultural and industrial businesses and sponsored by the Okinawa Prefecture. Set in Japan's Okinawa Prefecture the story is about three girls who are into music, dance, Okinawan stage productions and karate. (Source: AniDB)

A Miyazawa Kenji story adapted as a puppet animation.

Snow and ice are the children of the north wind and the sprites of the moonlight. In the last days of winter, let us cherish our holiday memories. (Source: YouTube)

Promotional lyric music video of the song 99 Illusion! from Starlight.

Gauche is having trouble perfecting his piece for his performance in 10 days when he hears a knock on his door...

Anime rakugo of classic Japanese horror tales shown in a wide variety of art styles.

The dual planets were intertwined in each other's tragic destiny, dancing an eternal rondo around a pitch-black great sun. (Source: YouTube)

An alternate version of episode 9 of the TV series that was produced due to content issues in the original episode. This version replaced the original in all subsequent airings and releases, except for a limited edition DVD box set in 2006.

Music video for the song Shunpatsu-teki ni Koi Shiyou by Yasuyuki Okamura and Kento Nakajima. The song was used as the opening theme of the anime Ganbare! Nakamura-kun!!.

Animated music video for the song Natsu wo Ikiru by Ryokuoushoku Shakai.

The future dream I wrote for an elementary school assignment was "hero". Amano Kanzaki was such a child. The performance of the theater department at a welcome party for freshman high school students, he came across a hero there. "I also want to stand on the same stage together".

46-year-old Oh Jun-koo is a downtrodden thespian who hasn't worked in ages. The closest he gets to treading the boards nowadays is teaching drama part-time to unappreciative college students. His home life isn't much better. Wife Mig-yeong is a socially ambitious nagger who's always working late, and son Hyeon-jun is in trouble with police after setting off fireworks on the roof of an apartment block. Just as Mig-yeong starts making noises about moving to a more upmarket neighborhood and sending daughter Hyeon-seo to an expensive school, Oh receives a lucrative acting offer. At virtually the same time Oh is told he's in pole position for a permanent teaching post. Only catch with the latter is it means giving up acting for good. No sooner has Oh sacrificed what he loves for greater financial security than a serious spanner is thrown in the works. He witnesses what appears to be Professor Cho sexually assaulting student Kim Ki-pum. (Source: Variety.com)

Animated musical by Makoto Wada.

Sing-A-Long with Pororo and his friends. The series features both stage singing and in-story singing similar to that of Disney films.