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Frustrated with her thankless office job, the 25-year-old red panda copes with her daily struggles by belting out heavy metal karaoke after work.

In this series of shorts, a polite accountant deals with her annoying co-workers by chugging beer and singing death metal.

Teenage siblings Fen and Shi Mao fight about everything every single day. However, when disaster strikes, they've got each other's backs. Hopefully.

To celebrate "Cheese Day," (November 11 in Japan), Cartoon Network Japan aired an anime spin on Tom and Jerry that combines the fast-paced humor of the original with a cute, "pop" worldview. The pair are joined by the diaper-wearing Tuffy Mouse, another recurring character from the classic cartoon.

The story takes place on a planet Tokinea where human beings and Star Races have been fighting. The story revolves around a girl who was made as Demon God, an ultimate weapon against human beings, and a boy who is a partner of the girl.

Anime by Sanrio in collaboration with Japanese boy band JO1.

Twin bear sisters Lulu and Lolo are hard workers but are also quick to cry. Lulu is an orange bear. Lolo is yellow. They love their grandma's homemade cookies. They take on new challenges every day. Although the tasks they undertake may be easy for adults to accomplish, it's a huge mission for the young sisters. Not knowing what to prepare, Lulu and Lolo gather lots of tools and materials that they often don't need. When something goes wrong or a rival interferes, Lulu and Lolo wail in sorrow, and the only thing that cheers them up is grandma's cookies. After they finally finish their tasks they take a well-deserved nap.

The theme is "You get excited when you move" at home and in other places, and this anime is good to enjoy with children and parents together.

The anime is based on the essay Sushi and Beyond by British travel and food journalist Michael Booth. The book is about the author's 100-day trip in Japan with his family to sample Japanese cuisine from north to south.

Without Retsuko's approval, her mother sets up an arranged marriage meeting. At first glance, new hire Anai seems like a nice and eager employee.

Director Ton berates Retsuko for Anai's lack of progress on the job. Meanwhile, Anai continues to react very badly to any feedback from Retsuko.

Retsuko and Anai have to host a food stall for the company's Family Appreciation Day event, but Retsuko does all the work herself to avoid conflict.

Everybody hates Retsuko's badly-prepared yakisoba. Anai doesn't lift a finger to help, until Kabae gives him some words of encouragement.

Hearing that Shirota has officially moved on, Retsuko lets herself be talked into attending a matchmaking event, where she runs into Director Gori.