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A psychedelic short film by Nobuhiro Aihara. Hands / flicker / morphing animation suggests sexual organs in a frantic dance. (Source: TMDB)

Music video for the song Dog Attacks Human by NINJAS.

Music video directed by Masanobu Hiraoka for the song Shiroi Niji by ABEDON (Yoshiharu Abe) from his album "B."

One day, a giant comes to an inhabited island and begins planting yellow balloons in the sand. However, the job was not completed properly. This is unacceptable.

She was abused by her father during childhood. Since he left, the pain and anger had begun to fade. One day, unexpectedly, she was struck by a revelation about her father's life that cast her feelings about him into confusion. (Source: IMDb)

In the 19th century, a rice merchant encounters a mother who tries to buy rice in exchange for her own child's clothes. The merchant becomes Monk Seishin and relieves the islanders of Miyajima from poverty by digging wells and starting the wooden ladle industry. (Source: YouTube)

Music video directed by Sou Ootsuki for the single Just a Seeker's Song by APOGEE.

Music video for the song Zone: Intro by Thai hip-hop artist WAY (Schizyway).

Music video for the song Chameleon by King Gnu.

The noise of the badly projected cathode ray tube image cleared up and a news program called "Ficfyon 7" appeared on the monitor. Professor Kim Wilson, an expert on the mysterious genre of "Ficfyon" was introduced as a guest, and the host asked him questions about the current state of "Ficfyon." The professor's answer was not in words, but a mysterious gesture. With the presenter's astonished expression, the images on the monitor split and repeat like a matryoshka. Eventually, the program ends as if nothing had happened, but the strange loop continues afterwards... (Source: CaRTe bLaNChe)

Title animation for mareykrap's first solo exhibition it's zero o'clock now.

The scenery of the stream in the forest and the Kamogawa flowing through the city of Kyoto and the abstract animation inspired by it are juxtaposed.

Music video directed by Sou Ootsuki for NANA SONG by Japanese music unit Fuuri on their self-titled debut album. The music video was included on DVD with the release of the album.

Naoki Yoshibe's graduation work.

Music video by AC-bu for the song MAGICAL DEATH by Japanese hip-hop group Zamagi that was included on their second single.

Music video by VJ Akashic for the song Jah Jhaka by Kuruu Crew in their album "Grind Mirror Ball."

An independent film by Yonesho Maya using her unique style of combining card-sized drawings and stop motion animation that walks the viewer through real locales, in this case, Vienna.

A double-projection film where the projections are positioned side-by-side. The subject of the film is images taken from Screw, a pornographic tabloid newspaper, editions of which Tanaami bought from newspaper stands in New York during his trip in 1969. He color printed the black-and-white photographs to apply different colors for psychedelic effect. (Source: Collaborative Cataloging Japan)

Music video by AC-bu for the song SHOCKING BLACK by Japanese hip-hop group Zamagi that was included on their first single.

Similar to "SPIN", it is an abstract animation with delicate line drawings. There are single color and color versions. The songs used in the work are handled by Shigenobu Nakamura, as in the previous work.

The expression of emotional desire called love. Everyone is an individual whose spirit and soul cannot be bound. The emotion between people leads to good and bad results, happiness or misery. In the river of natural life, it is the stream injected halfway and the water vapor evaporated halfway. Two very strong individuals, whether they are right or not, whether they need to be morally criticized, whether they need to be examined by us, in the end, death, rebirth, corruption are all part of the river. (Source: Film Freeway)

Music video by Miyo Satou for the song Kaitai Shita Inu no Blues by Japanese rock band People In The Box that was featured on their seventh album "Tabula Rasa".

Music video by Tarafu Otani for the song sign by Japanese idol unit amiinA from their second album "Discovery".