Miki Fujimoto

Nobita and Doraemon enter the world in a European Renaissance painting, but run into trouble as they hop from piece to piece in search of a malevolent time traveler who wishes to recreate the extinct pigment of "Artoria Blue".

Doraemon, Nobita and his friends go to find Utopia, a perfect land in the sky where everyone lives with happiness, using an airship having a time warp function.

Divided into two teams, the Members compete for the best; haggler, tea maker, coordinator, location finder, and painful massage with-stander.

'Behind the Scene Footage' of Hello! Project's concert held in Yokohama Arena.

An evil ninja Rider, Kamen Rider Fuma, appears from the virtual reality world in an effort to conquer Earth! It is up to the CR Riders to use the power of virtual reality gaming to save a young girl’s life and stop the evil plans of Machina Vision CEO Johnny Maxima before the Bugster Virus infects all of humanity!

The members in Hawaii do; brain-freeze, 3-leg race, Russian roulette, beach flag, guess who, and lots of 'Off-Shot' and 'Making-Of' footage.

Members' 2nd Hawaii FC Tour includes; photo-chance, 'Off-Shot', several member-made games, and Hawaii Concert with member Solos.

The members in Hawaii are split into teams of 2 and attempt to find their way to 'Diamond Head', and lots of 'Off-Shot' and 'Making-Of' footage.

Members' 1st Hawaii FC Tour includes; photo-chance, 'Off-Shot', several member-made games, and Hawaii Concert with member Solos.

Hello! Project concert held at Nakano Sunplaza Hall. Disc 1 (260mins), Disc 2 (168mins).

DVD collection of PVs that feature individual members and small subgroups of Morning Musume. covering previously released songs.

Hello! Project concert held at Nakano Sunplaza Hall.

Fanclub tour in Hong Kong.

Elder club members discuss their top 3 happenings of 2008 to celebrate the new year of 2009.

The 6th best album in the Petit Best series, which are annual compilations released at the end of the year that feature best hits from the artists of Hello! Project during that year, with an occasional remix or new song included.

Hello! Project concert held at Nakano Sunplaza Hall.

8th Gen Debuts in Morning Musume.'s Yoshizawa Hitomi's Graduation Concert held at Saitama Super Arena.

Various interviews with the members.

Morning Musume. concert held at Saitama Super Arena.

Short videos of Members Q&A as they ask the next one to; use abacus, play with a monkey, ride a jet-coaster, make Curry, and be Burriko.

Hello! Project concert held at Nakano Sun Plaza Hall.

Hello! Project concert held in Yokohama Arena.

A DVD collection of PVs that feature individual members and small subgroups of Morning Musume. covering previously released songs.

The second of several DVD collections of "Bus ga Kuru Made" skits from Hello! Morning, featuring the skits originally aired from January through April 2002.

Everybody has theories that they personally cling blindly to regardless of proof or scientific validity. In this entertaining information program, a host of celebrities present their cases for pet theories to studio guests by any means be it academic argument or laughably “out there” logic. Can their theories gain acceptance? Or will they be discarded as pop science that only adds confusion to the world? Find out through exhaustive examination including on-location experiments!

The hosts explore different neighborhoods and izakayas, discussing various snacks and drinks. They share interesting trivia about the food and beverages, often accompanied by lively conversations with female guests and experts.

Utaban was a long-running Japanese music variety show, broadcast weekly from October 15, 1996 until March 23, 2010 on TBS. The name of the show is an abbreviation of "uta bangumi", meaning "music program". A special version of the show, running for two hours, was occasionally aired under the name Tokuban, an abbreviation of "tokubetsu bangumi", meaning "special program". The show's theme song, played during the opening sequence and closing credits, was "These Boots Are Made for Walkin'" by Nancy Sinatra.

Hello! Morning (ハロー！モーニング) is a weekly television show starring the lead Hello! Project group Morning Musume (although originally, all Hello! Project members were featured). It has aired 11:30 to 12:30 Sundays on TV Tokyo. It has been on the air from April 2000 until April 2007. The name of the show is often abbreviated as ハロモニ (Haromoni). The last episode of Hello! Morning was aired April 1st, 2007 after 354 episodes. The show was replaced with a new show called Haromoni@, which is somewhat shorter and has a different concept.

Music talk and variety show.

At an unconventional school for kids who avoid traditional classrooms, Tatsuki's carefree approach baffles strict Shizuku as they learn to reach students.

Haromoni@ is the title of the sequel to the long-running Japanese variety show Hello! Morning, which it replaced starting April 8, 2007, on TV Tokyo and later throughout the country on several other television networks, in High Definition. The show stars Morning Musume members, who incarnate the roles of several different animals working under the rule of the young and mildly despotic King Akachin —whose name derives from the Japanese word for "baby" —ruler of the fictional Kingdom of Haromoni. The final episode of the series aired on September 28, 2008.

Japanese music variety show starring the comedy duo Downtown. A mixture of live musical performances, games, sketches and celebrity interviews.

Variety talk and music show.

Variety talk show hosted by Matthew Minami.

The results of a survey on the recognition of various people and things in the world for each generation are presented in this quiz program.

A music program that connects (JOINT) fans and artists to have fun (ENJOY).

A Variety Game Show.

Variety show in which new sports are created.

Variety TV show hosted by group Bananaman.

Variety quiz show, but also with outdoor and sports specials.