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A sea captain enjoys a nice night slumber at home. But he ponders about all the adventures he'd had before finally drifting off.

A music video for the song "Susume! Shinji-kun" by Youko Seri that was featured on NHK's Minna no Uta program.

A music video for the song "Tenkousei wa Uchuujin" by BAKUFU-SLUMP. Aired as part of NHK's Minna no Uta program.

Music video for the song Boku to Déjà vu by Yuki Hyoudou that was featured on NHK's Minna no Uta program. The video was animated by Kouji Nanke.

A university student dreams of becoming a ballet dancer. She feels like she can't ever achieve it but goes through a period of self-reflection of what makes her happy.

The author of the manga Secrets of the World was only 12 years old, and she died days after completing it. Aika Tsubota's parents published her environmentally themed story in her memory, and this one-shot anime was the eventual result, sponsored in part by a charity opposing the pollution of the oceans. In 1995, Secrets of the World itself was animated as a two-part video series under the auspices of the Japanese Department of the Environment. (Source: The Anime Encyclopedia)

An educational film about traffic safety staring Aladdin and the Genie from the magic lamp.

An Aware! Meisaku-kun question & answer corner. These shorts are web-exclusives. Fans of the TV series can mail in their questions about the characters or past events in the show and select ones will be answered by the characters themselves through the web shorts. It is recommended to view the web shorts after episode 93 of the TV series as a non-antagonistic Tsurukou is present to answer questions.

Based on a novel by Ryusuke Saito. An educational film about oppressed farmers in the Edo period who tried to better themselves only to get crucified.

A fusion of animation and claymation to teach kids discipline and morality originally aired as a part of the early morning children's program Hirake! Ponkikki before the anime was combined and released on VHS. Based on the children's book series Ekubo-chan to Buba-chan.

A stop-motion animation about sisters doing chores. One of them falls into a well and gets transported to a wonderland trying to retrieve a pail. There she helps the various creatures in wonderland and receives rewards. Upon returning home the other sister is jealous and tries the same but is rude and helps no one out of her selfishness.

A Korean adaptation of Erich Kästner's novel. Two girls separated after birth meet each other after years, finding out that they're sisters.

A Japanese rendition of Henry Mancini's song Baby Elephant Walk which was originally created for the 1962 American film "Hatari!".

Released by JCI (Junior Chamber International) Japan to promote self awareness and appreciation of "Japan's soul". Manubu's mother leaves him with his uncle, grandmother and niece Kiyomi to spend his summer vacation. Him being a real city brat he has no real appreciation for nature and the outdoors and the values of life. He will soon learn differently... (Source: AniDB)

At Ruby's house, a small event related to the main plot of each episode occurs, before a red jewellery on the chest of Choco, Ruby's Teddy bear, flashes with a melody. Ruby then takes Choco to her room, and the two 'transport' themselves to the Rainbow Village. There, Ruby hears an explanation from Ling Ling, the mayor of Rainbow Village, and transforms herself using her Rainbow Roller into an appropriate clothing to solve problems. Each episode concludes, back home, with another small event. (Source: AniDB)

An adaptation of a children's novel of the same name published in 1973. Endo Hiroko is the author, who was inspired to write the story from a tale her father told her as a child. It follows a 13 year old girl named Aki. During a pilgrimage to Sensou-ji (a Buddhist temple located in Asakusa, Tokyo), she found a mistake in the sangaku. News spread quickly of her intellect and eventually landed upon Arima Yoriyuki, the lord of the Kurume Domain (he himself was famous for finding the rational approximation of pi). He hired Aki to become an arithmetic teacher for the region's princess, but hired others as well. In a math competition, Aki fought against other geniuses and prodigies, all for the hopes of earning a wage so that she may one day open a school for poor children so that she can teach them arithmetic as well.

A little girl astronaut crashes her small ship out in space. There is a scientist there with his own much larger crashed ship. They spent time together as he repairs her ship and have a tearful departure.

GG Bond is separated from his friends and lands in an unfamiliar part of the universe. He will have to rejoin his teammates and take part in speed races to find his way home. This season has 4 arcs, each arc is composed of 26 episodes. (Source: videoageinternational.net)

A series of videos to countdown to the Pokemon Presents on February 27, 2025.

An uplifting song about the beautiful country of Jamaica.

Music video for the song Sherlock Holmes to Watson Hakase by Kei Tani that was featured on NHK's Minna no Uta program. It is an original Japanese song that pays homage to Arthur Conan Doyle's Sherlock Holmes series. The video was animated by Hal Fukushima.

In a world where past and future connect, cute little catgirl Wappi-chan learns the meaning of Japanese culture by interacting with the strange beings and spirits who inhabit Watt Warp Town. (Source: The Anime Encyclopedia)