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A weather forecast background video that follows a teeny tiny old man as he embarks on a journey, wherever his feet and the wind take him. Using stop-motion photography on location, it is an experimental work that explores the coexistence of the sense of speed of location shooting with the precision of animation shooting. (Source: Official Site)

Music video for the song Feel Like by Eve.

For Cybozu Inc.'s (a Tokyo-based software company that provides web-based groupware services) 20th anniversary they commissioned AriKiri a modern take on "The Ant and the Grasshopper." The anime's title is a portmanteau of Ari (ant) and Kirigirisu (grasshopper).

A slice of life anime about a bunch of animals living in Paniponi village.

Short film by Amika Kubo and Seita Inoue, creatively animating a conversation between three people as they talk about traveling.

A simple slice of life kids claymation about Chii-chan and her bearded uncle and their neighborhood animals friends.

A stop-motion animation created using wood from all 47 prefectures of japan. It was commissioned by the Japanese Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry, and Fisheries (MAFF) and aims to show the importance of wood construction and long-term sustainability.

Part of the series of educational videos that teaches kids and young adults several basic tax lessons.

Kawaijuku Manavis, a cram school, commissioned commercial staring their first mascot, Manabear.

A randoseru/ransel is packed with 6 years of memories. Follow as a young man reminisces about his elementary school days.

Fourth season of Qing Chi Hong Xiaodou Ba!

The connection between Hokkaido's harsh nature and its warm people. Through the story of a young woman searching for her own path despite her uncertainty, the film depicts "a brighter tomorrow together." With these words as its purpose, the HEPCO Group will continue to support the daily lives of the people of Hokkaido and the future of life on this land. We hope this animation will light a small flame in your heart.'' (Source: Official Youtube, translated)

Animated commercials for Minimini, a real estate company that specializes in apartments some of which require no deposits and short term leases including fully furnished rooms. They are usually small units/studios made to be affordable for university students or adults recently joining the workforce.

A series of videos featuring different Pokemon in their natural habitats.

A bizarre depiction of after-school activities in a typical Japanese high school by Kei Okayama. Meant as a pilot episode. The audience is shown several scenes from different kinds of clubs and activities such as Basketball, Baseball, self-studying, etc... As well as general moments of fun between the students at this school.

The popular character Elise from the program "WeChat" is the star of a short animation from DMM Pictures. The Chinese program "WeChat" uses stamps similar to Japan's LINE service. The titular main character is a baking champ that lives in Sweet Town. (Source: ANN)

A father with lots of love is often tormented endlessly by his daughter in everyday life. But this father would often look on all the troubles created by this child with a warm and loving heart. This is the super healing and cute series about the daily life of this father and daughter, it’s warm loving and interesting too. (Source: GFearJ)

An NHK toddler's anime following a brother and sister pair in their every day life (with some eps revolving around their baby brother).

In the books, the titular Grandma seeks to explore the true meaning of the Japanese phrase "mottainai" after her son asked her what it meant and she couldn't answer. "Mottainai" is a commonly used exclamation that roughly translates to "what a waste!", expressing regret over wastefulness. The Grandma seeks to explore the meaning and importance of "mottainai" in the story. (Source: Anime News Network)

A little covetous breeze makes a pretty melody blowing in the wind. The story of a mysterious journey of tiny creatures intertwine through the hommono wilderness. (Source: Tecarat)

Music video for the song Kaze to Tomoni by Japanese rock band Elephant Kashimashi that was featured on NHK's Minna no Uta program. The song was released as the title track for the band's 49th single on July 26, 2017, which included a DVD with the music video. It was animated by Kunio Katou.