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A chicken wearing glasses and a tie has a harsh voice and annoys those around him.

DVD-only specials released on the 6th and 7th discs that are sometimes considered episode 24, 25, and 26 as a whole. And episode 22, 23, and 24 chronologically.

A music video for the song "Warai Kawasemi ni Hanasu na yo" by Toshie Kusunoki (楠トシエ). Aired as part of NHK's Minna no Uta program.

A dialogue-less anime about endangered species where they only say "-shun.". Episodes are streamed on the anime's official Youtube channel and Twitter, and Kadokawa's official Youtube channel as they are co-creators of the brand.

Stop-motion animation using a hamster puppet. The anime usually has Sam singing, sometimes strumming his guitar, or dancing. Note: It is unrelated to Hamster S.A.M. the US children's book series.

Eddie is a frog who loves basketball. He tries to teach fellow kids how to play and tries to use his court skills off the court and gets mixed results.

A young girl starting to put on make-up inadvertently ignores her pet rabbit who becomes a bit jealous.

A researcher has made a rare discovery in the Canalave Library: some mysterious footage that appears to document the landscape of the Hisui region... Please examine this footage and report back with your findings—they may prove useful during your adventures in Pokemon Legends: Arceus. (Source: YouTube)

The Japanese version of the traditional American camp song The Other Day I Met a Bear, composed in 1919 by Carey Morgan and Lee David. The video was animated by Yoji Kuri, accompanied by Japanese male chorus group Dark Ducks.

A short TV special based on the children's book series Poppen-sensei which follows a biology assistant professor at Udo University who gets wrapped up in his fantasies in nature.

Based on the story by written Oscar Wilde. It won the 17th Ministry of Health and Welfare Child Welfare Culture Award for Best Educational Film.

The story about a real life 3 year old boy named Shin-chan burned by the atomic bomb when riding his tricycle. He died later that night and his burnt tricycle is displayed at war museum.

Popular Chibi Maruko-chan has appeared for a disaster prevention animation. Chibi Maruko starts investigating about precautions of house fires, triggered by the fire of Nagasawa's house that took place nearby.

An anime starring Katta-kun, a real-life pelican who inhabited the Tokiwa Park in Ube. In this movie, Katta-kun befriends Sho, a little boy whose parents went off to the Middle East because of their work. When war breaks out, Sho and Katta-kun travel to the Middle East to save Sho's parents and end the war. (Source: AniDB)

Based on a book of the same name. A stop-motion anime about the atomic bombing of Hiroshima. A 6 year old girl named Hiro-chan gets burned by the bomb while playing with a local laughing Jizo statue. While crying out her mothers name she also begged for water. Suddenly the Jizo statue's face became that of an angry expression and tears started flowing from its eyes which Hiro-chan was able to drink.

The travel reporter camping car 'Camp', the new Broomstown port authority manager 'Belle', and the cute forklift 'Lifty' are all newcomers to Broomstown. And Bruner has a new cute cousin named 'Bruny'! (Source: Robocar POLI)

A Christmas OVA based on the European Pénélope picture books from Georg Hallensleben and Ann Gutman about the adventures of a blue koala.

CG anime about Bip and Bap who are a boy detective and a talented frog. They go on wild adventures that usually revolve around a thief.

An earnest tale of animal cooperation, as two out-of-place chickens try to make their home on an island inhabited by cranes. When they are attacked by an eagle, their adoptive parent cranes are killed, but the chickens organize a counterstrike. Eventually, peace is restored to the island. Based on a story by Teru Takakura, this anime was made over a three-year period by around 80 members of the Japan Film Broadcasting Industry Association under the pseudonymous lead of Shibayama. (Source: The Anime Encyclopedia)

A music video for the song by Kazuo Kumakura and NHK Tokyo Children's Choir that was featured on NHK's Minna no Uta Program.

Junko Yagami's performance of Choco to Watashi for NHK's Minna no Uta program.

In the anime's story, Hiroto longs to build a secret base near his house, and in his house's storeroom he meets a ninja and "Nintuber" named Tonkachi. Tonkachi, who knows about the existence of the "Ninja Box," forces Tonkachi to go to the "Village of Tatemakuri," where they meet a talking dog named Tatezou. (Source: ANN)