Spring 2711

The story revolves around Kinoshita Suguri, a nine-year-old third-grade girl who loves animals and making fashion accessories. One day, while Suguri is out buying materials for accessories, she comes across an unusual rock. Thinking it would look cute on a bracelet, she goes to pick up the rock and discovers a creature named Kappy. Kappy happens to be the three-year-old prince of Kapimeshia.

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Based on Kyougoku Natsuhiko's Toufu Kozou Sugoroku-douchuu Furidashi novel.

Ga-young moves to an old town that will be demolished and she meets the Zipsin (spirit of the house). At that time, Zipsin was no longer the leader of them (Zelkova tree) because of the redevelopment. They go about finding the next leader together. Then they find the new leader (Cat), and hear of the upcoming Zipsin's death (demolition of houses). To avoid death, the Zipsin locks their house up when the people are in. Meanwhile, Gayoung faces a memory about the house that had been lost. She realizes what the house is to her. And then she comes back to reality. But it is still difficult to solve the fighting between Zipsin and the people.

Shuukan Shimakou is about a life of a Japanese white-collar worker salaryman, Shima Kosaku.

The story follows the hapless life of a 33-year-old NEET, Osamu Fujiyama.

"47 Prefecture Dogs" is a short flash animation from a voice over variety TV program in Japan called "SAY! YOU! SAY! ME!" The animation takes Japan's 47 prefectures—or more specifically, the local delicacies or famous landmarks from each of the regions—and gives them a canine makeover. For example, the "Fukuoka-ken" (Fukuoka dog),—Fukuoka of course being home to asianbeat HQ—uses the delicacy "mentaiko" (spicy pollack roe) as the motif for its canine characterization. Each of the characters are played by voice actors that hail from each of the individual prefectures, "Fukuoka-ken" being voiced by Fukuoka's Kana Asumi. Another feature of this anime is the use of regional dialect. All the dogs speak in the dialect of their individual prefectures. So for the Fukuoka dog you hear a lot of "~to" and "~to yo" at the end of sentences; for the Aichi dog it's "~dagane," and for Ehime, "~zonamoshi," etc.

One-minute flash shorts based on Tatsunoko Production's classic science-fiction hero series Science Ninja Team Gatchaman aired during the NTV's Zip! television program on mornings.

The story centers around a cat who answers people's wishes and delivers happiness. ("Tane" and "neko" are the Japanese words for "seed" and "cat," respectively.)

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Based on the manga by Haguki. Hato no Oyomesan follows the surreal life of a bride who becomes part of the Hatou family with its strange animals.

Tumulus Gal Coffy goes to Tumulus High School, where a barrow tomb from the Yayoi period, the royal successor of the tumulus world, a grave from America, a commander from the Sengoku period as a teacher, and various other tumuli gather. Enjoy the tumuli love, friendship, and youth depicted in a cemetery school love comedy.

The continuation of Penguin no Mondai Max.

3 minute shorts about Tako-chan's life as a railroad worker

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Based on a book which introduced the culture of Sock Monkey to Japan.

A series oriented to three-year-old children, showing the everydays of 9 characters, each of them having a distinct feature. Children will recognize characters and situations from their own life. Sometimes through conflicts, sometimes through encouragement, they will find everyone's place in the world. The story conveys messages such as "Nobody's alone", "It's good to be different" and the importance of being connected with others, in a fun way.

Anime about potato characters continues.

CG anime about a satellite's journey back to Earth.