A conversational comedy short anime featuring the protagonist, Matsuda Meisaku, who aspires to become a masterpiece himself, along with his eccentric classmates. By blending modern themes with a variety of classic works—such as “three little pigs aiming to become YouTubers” and “a tsundere Cinderella”—it creates high-quality humor that can be enjoyed by both adults and children. The series began in 2016 on NHK E Tele’s “Bitworld” and aired through Season 6 (230 episodes). It was selected as a Jury Recommended Work at the Japan Media Arts Festival organized by the Agency for Cultural Affairs. Its YouTube channel has surpassed 300 million total views.

【Chatty Fried Chicken Age-ta-kun】 A one-minute anime airing every Monday at 21:54 on Hiroshima Television. An entirely new style of animation that’s impossible to forget after just one viewing and fun for the whole family. The setting is a certain company in Hiroshima. When salaryman Yamada-kun, who has been transferred there, opens the lunchbox he was about to eat during his lunch break, he finds a piece of fried chicken that starts talking to him in the Hiroshima dialect with way too much familiarity... While Yamada-kun handles the jokes as the straight man, all the other side dishes are in on the gag. A series of amusing conversations unfolds, featuring all kinds of commotion on the desk, everyday happenings, and Hiroshima in-jokes that are sure to bring a smile.

A spin-off animation for adults derived from the popular “Minna no Dance” segment featured on TV Tokyo’s infant and toddler program “Shinapshu.” With simple, approachable characters and dance performances set to lively music, it humorously portrays small everyday scenes. In this work, the theme is “an evening drink,” expressed through humorous dance that captures the relaxing end of the day. Its short, intuitively enjoyable format and gentle world view are key features.