1. Tales of the Street Corner:The scene is set with a poster on a street corner, a girl who cherishes her teddy bear, a street lamp and a playful moth that is drawn to the lamp. These creatures and inanimate objects, each with their own dramas, get involved in a war and the story ends in a tragic climax. This is a private animated piece that expresses feelings rather than telling a story. The work illustrates that even a poster on the wall can have a vivid drama behind it, and brings the magic of animation alive for us.2. Male:This is a story that takes place between the moment a man calls the police to confess to killing a woman and the time a police car arrives on the scene. During this period in the darkness, the emotions and facial expressions of the man, who has committed a murder, are followed through the eyes of cats. This is an animation telling a story using only images of the man and the eyes of cats. 3. Memory:This is an animated short film depicting the ambiguity, uncertainty, merits, and demerits of memory, showing how it glorifies reality. The story tells how the earth itself will eventually become a memory of the universe after humanity has perished. How will the initial reality change at the end? Collage is effectively used in this work.4. Mermaid:A dreamy boy in a distant country saves a fish beached on the shore. When he lets it loose in a pool of water, the fish turns into a beautiful mermaid. The boy falls in love with the mermaid but it is just a fish to the people around him. They treat him as a weirdo but he yearns more and more for the mermaid. Awakening from a dream, he realizes the mermaid was a creation of his fancy and cries on the shore. This is a fantasy animation5. The Drop:A man adrift on the sea finds three drops of water on his raft's mast. He desperately tries to get at these drops to quench his thirst, but they will not fall into his mouth. This is a simple animation with a gag theme. It is one of Osamu Tezuka's independent films,