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A song about a man who grew up eating conveyor belt sushi. The title formally means toro (tuna) and ika (squid) but makes a pun with troika, a traditional Russian harness driving combination, using three horses abreast, usually pulling a sleigh.

A collaboration between Kihara Yousuke and studio dwarf. Kihara is most famous for being the head artist for the PS2/GameCube game Ribbit King and the anime Nikoniko♪Connie-chan. Neko Neko Gong Show is a talent show for cats, where if their skits are bad, get a gong (made from a cat food tin can lid) hit to boot them off.

A new mini season of Ninja Box. They expand upon the random everyday encounters of the kids. According to the official YouTube channels, this is the "season 3" of the franchise and the episodes will have irregular release schedule.

The series follows the adventures of a curious 8-year-old girl named TZ who always dreamed of going on adventures and exploring wonderful places, and then one day she finds an odd-looking sock in her mother’s laundry that…. Talks. It was originally a Kung Fu Master from another world charged with guarding an ancient scroll. When the Master came through a vortex into TZ’s time, his powers were weakened, and he was transformed into a sock. However, when the little girl puts the sock on her foot she transforms into a super heroine – a kick-ass Kung Fu girl, and together they must complete Kung Fu Wa’s mission and follow the ancient scroll to defeat evil and protect their world. (Source: Federation Studios)

Seventh season of the Washimo series.

The poem Watashi to Kotori to Suzu to was originally written by Misuzu Kaneko. Composer Ryuichi Sugimoto converted the poem into a song and it was sung by Aragaki Tsutomu. This song was animated for NHK's Minna no Uta program.

Music video for the song Yume no Mahou by Saeko Shuu and Duke Aces that was featured on NHK's Minna no Uta program. The video was animated by Kouji Nanke.

Jeon Woo-chi travels over 500 years into the year 2015 on the elevator after defeating a king who bullies his people. He meets Suk and San-cho, two kids who are masters at martial arts and they become friends. In the meantime, Jeon Woo-chi's friend and rival Woo Dang-tang and the king join forces to take revenge on Jeon Woo-chi. They even make a martial arts robot. Meanwhile, Woo-chi and his friends get trapped in a time room according to Woo Dang-tang's plan and they face danger. Their time is taken away and Jeon Woo-chi becomes a kid, losing all of his powers. The king takes this time to use the robot to bully the people. (Source: Hancinema)

Kenta and Nyanta learn about traffic safety and that even if they're following the law, they still need to be aware of their surroundings for safety in case drivers aren't.

A song about preserving ecology. Kenjiro Imawano created this song along with a picture book to reach out to the hearts of children so that they can grow up knowing that they are in charge of environmental protection.

Based on a children's book of the same name. A kappa and his mother live by themselves in the river. He makes friends with the village children until one day a child drowned by accident due to his neglect. The village adults deemed the kappa family at fault and they were going to be eliminated until a plague hit the village. People started dying but the kappa family had a cure. By using the potion knowledge of his mother and the special mortar deep under water, together they were able to make medicine to save the villagers. But after the events, can either group forgive each other?

A boy reminisces about the countryside, enticing people to remember that their large cities were once beautiful open landscapes of trees and rivers.

A little boy doesn't understand why all the women crowd around and pay attention to a baby. It's loud, cries, and doesn't do any tricks. Until he himself is called Oniichan does he realize that a baby is nice to have around to be given such a grand title of importance.

An educational film about rhythm and tempo.

A double feature with Sore Ike! Anpanman: Mija to Mahou no Lamp.

Music video for the song Tonosama Gaeru by 2who'z, with special narration from Japanese actor Kouji Ishizaka, that was featured on NHK's Minna no Uta program. "Tonosama gaeru" is the Japanese name for the East Asian true frog species Pelophylax nigromaculatus, which can also be read as "shogun frog", hence the caricature. The video was released on a two-disc DVD produced by Pony Canyon under the same name, along with various versions of the song. No additional animation is believed to be on the DVD release.

Gakken's Brain Development Video is a series of educational OVAs teaching various things to pre-school and kindergarten aged children. They include items like "Nakayoku Dekiru yo" which teaches playing nice together or "Wakuwaku ABC" which teaches the English alphabet. 18 VHS tapes were created but only 17 were animated, "Wakuwaku Eigo Game" was the live-action one with real Western child actors.

Second season of Jingju Mao.

A song about people who having trouble reconciling after a fight. Even though they are fuming, they still love each other. The song also features Chico and Kyoe from Chico-chan ni Shikarareru!, a live-action variety show on NHK's General channel. Chico is a little girl and Kyoe is a crow, both are mascot/costumed characters in the show. The purpose of the show is to answer questions everyone alike might have such as "why do you shake hands with people when you leave?" and "why does the food hotdog have dog in the name if the food isn't made out of the animal dog?" through anthropology.

Music video for the song Family by Japanese rock band ORANGE RANGE that was featured on NHK's Minna no Uta program.