Koji Yamamura Filmes

The borderline of water, a body, or a bathtub gets more and more unclear. All are mixed together in the lukewarm water.

The film expresses the sense of being left behind. It stems from the realities of my childhood and how they did not match up with what I was feeling...

Short animation by Simon Feat at Tokyo University of the Arts

My deceased great-grandmother had been a part of my life as a portrait on the wall. I searched for ways to substantiate her life inside me and...

She keeps a secret that can't be told, and gradually forgets it. The girl is no longer sure whether what she remembers happened in reality or in a...

Suffering from her delusion, K tries to depict her disorder in her paintings. In her dream, she finds a frame, which makes her believe that drawing...

I get up in the morning, prepare myself, wait for a bus, then the train, go to school, and return home. Days go by even while I wonder about, cry,...

In the evening of a village festival, a young boy named Bunroku goes to the festival with his friend and visits a clog shop on the way. There he...

The 5 animation poems singing joy of life, inspired by Normand Roger’s music. Mystery, dangerous, hope and anxiety, battles. The tiny little...

Using the constellation as a motif, the heavens and the earth, metamorphose all the creatures.

The theme is ‘one continues to live, leaving his trace.’ It is an abstract animation in which movement is done by repetition of pencil...

Bloopers in sports are different from the blunders we make in everyday life but they tend to share similar physical movements. The title comes from...

A young man is drawing sketches of birds in the woods. The spotted pattern of the bird’s wings begins to scatter. He gradually becomes...

The film is about a family, that runs a chicken farm. The boy hankers after birds and his little sister keeps an eye on him. The father loves eggs....

‘Mrs. KABAGodZILLA had a daughter whose feet and arms looked just like her own.’ Mother and child were always together, but the mother's...

Ivory consumption in Japan is a bit of a problem. It needs to be stamped out.

An animated archive of imaginary monsters written by a fictitious mosterologist in Medieval Europe.

Once we used to be happy and grateful for the pure act of eating.

Microorganisms propagate, gather, and transform into an A4 sheet of paper. You can feel signs of life within the page.

A boy’s spoon falls on the floor when he is having breakfast. The moment he is trying to pick it up, the boy is thrown into a different world....