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An educational film about technology and perseverance can help those less fortunate. In the film's example, it's building a green wall and green sanctuary to combat the spreading desert in Africa in order for native Africans to have a better life.

G.G. Bond and his team have eliminated all monster threats. So they have been using a virtual reality simulator to stay on top in case of a threat. In this simulator, G.G. Bond is reunited with his father. But unbeknownst to him, his father is the King of Darkness and merges virtual time and space with reality. Unable to tell apart illusions with realness, the King of Darkness attacks while the heroes are confused.

A clay animation film by Yusaki Fusako.

A Minna no Uta song about the signs of the zodiac and the types of personalities attributed to each animal.

Compilation movie.

A traffic safety short starring the Hana no Mahoutsukai Mary Bell cast. The short was re-released on the Hana no Mahoutsukai Mary Bell DVD-Box Set in 2009.

Classic Japanese ghost stories for children.

Movie for Sylvanian Families.

Hands are magical. You can draw with them, grasp the reigns of a carousal, and reach out to be called up.

The Fairy World has been suffering attacks from all sorts of monsters. G.G. Bond by accident becomes a monster and now has to fight against both sides.

The series is about the titular character, an intelligent and mischievous pig named G.G. Bond (猪猪侠, meaning "Pig Hero") born with superpowers. He is an orphan under the care and custody of Dr. Mihu, his teacher who enjoys inventing different gadgets. This is considered "season 0" due to its short length. Originally it was advertised as a for-TV movie. (Source: Wikipedia)

Jack the Robber loses his magic bean. G.G. Bond and friends plant it and a giant beanstalk grows. Up in the clouds there is a new world called Titan Island. They triggered the Titan's alarm and the bean's vine is severed. The team may not be able to make it back home between fighting off the Titan as well as Jack the Robber's attempt to steal treasure and sabotage the team.

Music video for a song After Man by Akemi Okamura shown in the NHK's program Minna no Uta.

An anime adaptation of Charles Dickens' A Christmas Carol.

Traffic safety video starring the cast of Kyoro-chan.

A little girl adores her mother's pearl earrings.

Talpy is an odd creature than can transform into anything be it a bicycle or cowboy or a tailor. Every episode shows Talpy transforming into a few items/people based on the scenario he's in.

A song encouraging people to keep fighting and that everything's okay even when things seem bad like a loss at a game or a getting rejected from a confession.

Music video for the song Ghost Rhyme by Ryme (Kimiko Saitou).

A monster "Hedler" is born from the mountain. Who gets bigger and smellier as he eats the town's garbage. The song is meant to invoke children to pick up their trash, to not litter, and to respect the environment.

Music video for the song Kappapa by Yumi Kojima that was featured on Fuji TV's Hirake! Ponkikki program. The video was animated by Kouji Nanke.

Koala no Goodbye Song was originally an animated music video piece projected onto stone structures for the 2016 Animal Light festival. The festival was a collaboration between Kanazawa Zoo and light artists. The zoo was open after hours to showcase illuminated works, mix media, and installations. Asami posted a live recording of her piece about a year later on her official YouTube channel. It featured a main koala playing a guitar and singing with two other koalas playing maracas and a few other animals. Then in 2019 Asami released a piano version of the song with new animation focusing on the main koala playing the piano from behind.