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A puppet animation adaptation of the Grimm fairy tale "The Elves and the Shoemaker."

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Farcical thievery in the style of Cat's Eye, as the pretty blonde photographer Audrey pursues the burglar Slippy Dandy, unaware that he is really Steve, the young college boy who worships her from afar. This series of shorts was shown as part of the variety show Midnight Treasure Chamber and made in a deliberately "American" style (meaning brashly bright colors and redundant sound effects plastered over the action in the style of the 1960s TV Batman). (Source: The Anime Encyclopedia)

Seventh season of Boonie Bears.

A Shinagawa ward tourism anime. The anime was made in honor of the 150th anniversary of the Meiji Restoration. It stars Sakamoto Ryouma, a historical figure who took part in overthrowing the Tokugawa shogunate. He spent most of his youth in Shinagawa under the Tosa Clan residence and a statue of him was erected in his honor. He's considered a hero of Edo and worked as a cost guard/battery staff when Commodore Perry landed in Japan with black ships. Here, the anime has a young Ryouma encounter Kurofune-kun, a black ship chibi mascot, as they time slip to modern Shinagawa. Kurofune-kun shows him the sights and they meet other historical figures who time slipped.

A song about how the rain becomes rivers, how the rivers give life, and how the rivers become wide open seas.

An adaptation of the classic Japanese "Red Oni, Blue Oni" tale.

A music video starring Sumiko.

Three OVA works of the new Sanrio character Charmy Kitty which was born in 2004, the 30th anniversary of Hello Kitty's birth!! Each OVA contains 4-5 short stories. (Source: cdjapan)

Direct continuation of the second season. Also labeled as episode 26-35.

Third season of Jingju Mao.

Takara Tomy's popular doll "Licca-chan" got it's own animation "Licca-chan and the Magical World" produced by DLE Inc. This time the theme is a telephone, based on Licca-chan's (Rika-chan's) phone, and the story has elements that capture the girls' hearts such as Magic and Becoming a Princess. As supporting characters there's the vivid colored "Bear", a humorous take on princess as "Ann Queen" (voiced by Asa Komuro) and other original characters, creating an original scenario. (Source: DLE, Inc.)

A music video for the song "Futari wa 80-sai" by Atomu Shimojou and Fusako Amachi. Aired as part of NHK's Minna no Uta program.

A prequel to the Moom film which shows Moom coming to life. The short was included on the DVD release of the Moom film.

An educational film meant to show the rewards of hard work and good faith using the classic folklore of red oni and blue oni.

A happy husband and wife enjoy eachother's company and go for scenic drives in their car.

A series of videos with the theme of Monday mornings spent with Pokemon.

A crossover OVA featuring Wazabo Saishuushou: Wazaguu! and Dangerous Jiisan Ja.

Cappy (an anthropomorphic baseball cap) and Knitty (an anthropomorphic knitted hat) help residents of their town with small tasks and acts of kindness.

A Dangerous Jiisan webisode released on CoroCoro Comic's official youtube page for Christmas 2015. In it, Yousuke accidentally breaks Jiisan's handheld game and ends up going on a wacky time traveling loop to fix it.

Music video for the song Megane by Yuu Inoue that was featured on NHK's Minna no Uta program. It was released as a single the following month. The video was animated by Kumiko Kitayama.