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Words bring to life the radiance of mornings by pairing with simple shapes, free-flowing patterns, and playful sounds. Such a colorful accompaniment of gentle movements and lighthearted poetry will undoubtedly make anyone's morning a little brighter. [Written by MAL Rewrite]

A promotional video for Shigeaki Katou's novel Nare no Hate.

Music video for the song Lan, Mth, Sci, Sct by Babuchan featuring vocals by Hatsune Miku.

Music video by Densuke28 for the song M from the ninth album "KNO WHERE" by OKAMOTO'S.

A triple projection film where the projections are positioned side-by-side. (Source: Collaborative Cataloging Japan)

Animations for Calvin Klein's Holiday 2020 campaign that featuring Calvin Klein's Pride campaign talents, Chella Man, Tommy Dorfman and Reece King. (Source: Official Website)

The animated short film that inspired the artist’s first PC and mobile game. Like its predecessors, the film shows distinctively satisfying timing and motions. A boy does sit-ups with a dog standing over him. Another dog runs across a boy’s back as he bends forward. The boy and the dog run out of breath, and so on—really. The plain yellow background accentuates the characters’ comical movements. (Source: Japan Media Arts Festival)

Music video for the song Alone by BONZIE.

Music video for Give Me Rice by Mili.

A dolphin's-eye view of a hypnotic journey to a surprisingly unexpected end vision. (Source: Geidai Animation)

Music video directed and animated by Makoto Kubota for the original song Ice Cream by Yoh Kamiyama. (Source: AniList)

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

The record covers from 1965 to 1999 flow continuously. This is a tribute to the honorable artists and their remarkable pieces. For our sincere friends and good teachers. (Source: vcrworks.kr)

Music video for the song Glass Mado by King Gnu.

This film was made based on Tanaami’s fear of heights and his experience of seeing New York from the rooftop of a 50-floor apartment. Even the quotidian activity of walking across a zebra crossing becomes an abstract image observed from these heights. Using the process of color separation, the colors shift across each frame and create a surreal universe. (Source: Collaborative Cataloging Japan)

The film is comprised of a countdown leader that goes backwards and forwards mixed in with an animated Marilyn Monroe seductively eating a banana. It was made for the 1st 100-ft Film Festival, organized by the Underground Center, with a line-up of works made with one 100-ft reel of film. (Source: Collaborative Cataloging Japan)

Commercials for ABC-MART GRAND STAGE.

A very short animation drawn on tracing paper with a brush pen and coloured pencil. "This work was inspired by an impressive dream. In the dream, I took a dictionary that printed flip-books in the corner from a book shelf, and when I returned it, the book had disappeared." [Yuko Asano] (Source: KRAUT FILM)

Somewhere between calligraphy, embryology and words from beyond the grave, a convulsive poem wraps itself around the Japanese syllable ‘da’ — a breath that could just as well be the first as the last. (Source: Directors' Fortnight)

This year, it sudden shower a lot. When it sudden shower, people look up at the sky, fast walk, and point umbrellas. The motif in this animation is like that scenery of a bunch and be reminded scenery. (Source: Hirotoshi Iwasaki)

Short animation by Masanobu Hiraoka for the J SPORTS TV channel.

Music video for the song Bagoooon!!!!! by Satapanpi, featuring Hatsune Miku.

A man was born. He met a woman whom he fell in love with and kissed. They separated, but two people change shape and are reborn over time. A kiss is eternal. A journey of new life born from a kiss. (Source: YouTube)

It's the day before the last performance by THE PARADISE. Three fans who have never met get trapped in an elevator. They talk about their favorite band member, Unicorn, while they wait to be rescued. For some reason, the air is tense. Then, a notification goes off on their phones. (Source: Geidai Animation)