A tale of otherworldly beauty and celestial secrets unfolds in this new take on Japan’s oldest folktale. 

Inspired by The Tale of the Bamboo Cutter, the film reimagines Japan’s oldest folktale with a modern touch by integrating music, fantasy, and contemporary animation. 

Set in the virtual realm of Tsukuyomi, the story unfolds as a live performance marrying original music with Yamashita’s signature style of polished visuals, emotive pacing, and dynamic 3D camerawork to boldly transform this classic tale for a new generation. 

(Source: Netflix, edited)

In a world just a little further in the future, one night, Iroha, a caring and highly skilled high school girl, picks up Kaguya,
a princess from the moon. At Kaguya's invitation, the energetic and unconventional, the two decide to become live streamers (liver) in the virtual world "Tsukuyomi." As the girls deepen their bond through music, their destinies begin to unfold.
 
This is the story of "Princess Kaguya" as no one has ever seen it before. (Source: Kadokawa, translated)

Music video directed and animated by Totorika for the song Remember by yuigot and Yachiyo Runami (Saori Hayami). 
Note: The song featured in this music video also serves as the inserted opening song of the anime Chou Kaguya-hime!

Music video directed by Suguru Asakura and Nagi Oonami for the song Watashi wa, Watashi no Koto ga Suki. by HoneyWorks and Kaguya (Yuuko Natsuyoshi). 
Note: The song featured in this music video also serves as an insert song of the anime Chou Kaguya-hime!

Music video directed by Shingo Yamashita for the song ray Chou Kaguya-hime! Version by Kaguya (Yuuko Natsuyoshi) and Yachiyo Runami (Saori Hayami). 
Note: The song featured in this music video also serves as an ending song of the anime Chou Kaguya-hime!

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