Toshihisa Yokoshima

Batman, along with many of his allies and adversaries, finds himself transported to feudal Japan by Gorilla Grodd's time displacement machine.

Nobita accidentally finds a fossil dinosaur egg mixed with rocks in the dinosaur fossil exhibition site that he had visited before. He returns it to its original state with the 'time blanket'.

Aki isn’t a brave little boy, but he’s dedicated nonetheless to safeguarding his sickly, mute friend Fuyu. They and their little gang live deep underground, in the concrete warrens to which survivors have fled following the eruption of Mt. Fuji. The community is in decline, however, as illness and despair take their toll. Fuyu dreams of the outside world, which he is too frail to ever reach. But what colour is the sky out there?

In a far future, war has destroyed the entire Earth, leaving only a barren wasteland where the supply of water is controlled by a greedy king.

A never-ending battlefield ruled by madness, but there was a witch who would surely rise again.

In the near future, a girl yearning for death and a robot who has been near her since she was a child continue moving in eternity.

The world called it a sin. Yasutaka Nakata and Kamikaze Douga team up once again in a new collaboration. Together, in a 15-minute short anime, they portray a beautiful re-imagining of the main characters embarking on their journey, the opening to TALES OF CRESTORIA’s main story. Experience the game’s uniquely depicted world in this superbly rendered 3D animation. Witness the tale of those who set out on a journey in the wake of sin.

The short film series "Japan Anima(tor)'s Exhibition" presented by Studio Khara and Dwango Original projects, spin-off projects, promotional films, Music PV, and VJ Films etc... Various omnibus animations produced with love and energy, regardless of any genres. The digital distribution anime series bring opportunities for project development, R&D, human resources development, and free production under limited period and budget, to explore the possibilities of future film production.