21, 1970) - short film Adventures of the Polar Cubs (July 21, 1979) Ashita no Joe (March 8, 1980) - compilation film of the 1970-1971 series Yuki (August 9, 1981) Wata no Kunihoshi (February 11, 1984) Hi no Ame ga Furu (September 15, 1988) Ise-wan Taifu Monogatari (November 4, 1989) Ushiro no Shoumen Daare (March 9, 1991) Zō Ressha ga Yatte Kita (July 4, 1992) Senbon Matsubara: Kawa to Ikiru Shōnen-tachi (July 11, 1992) - co-produced with Magic Bus Tsuru ni Notte - Tomoko no Bōken (July 17, 1993) - short film Raiyantsūrii no Uta (January 6, 1994) Pipi Tobenai Hotaru (March 23, 1996) Maya no Isshou (August 20, 1996) Eikō e no Spur: Igaya Chiharu Monogatari (September 13, 1997) Ecchan no Sensou (January 13, 2002) Asu o Tsukutta Otoko - Tanabe Sakuro to Biwako Sosui (March 13, 2003) Nagasaki 1945: Angelus no Kane (September 9, 2005) Pattenrai!! ~ Minami no Shima no Mizu Monogatari (November 15, 2008) Hikawa Maru Monogatari (August 22, 2015) OVAs Toki-iro Kaima (March 20, 1989 - February 25, 1990) Blue Sonnet (July 16, 1989 – June 25, 1990) Legend of the Galactic Heroes (1997, episodes 100 and 106) Kuzuryuugawa to Shounen (October, 1998) Legend of the Galactic Heroes: A Hundred Billion Stars, A Hundred Billion Lights (1998, episodes 15, 18, and 19) Kaitou Gary no Nihonjin Kouryakuhou! (1999) Kuma no Minakuro to Kouhei Jiisan (1999) Kochira Tamago Outou Negaimasu (2008) Conmission work Frosty the Snowman (December 7, 1969; American production by Rankin/Bass Productions with animation by Mushi Production) The Mad, Mad, Mad Comedians (April 7, 1970; American production by Rankin/Bass Productions with animation by Mushi Production) The Reluctant Dragon and Mr. Toad Show (September 12, 1970 – December 26, 1970; American production by Rankin/Bass Productions with animation by Mushi Production) Mad Mad Mad Monsters (September 23, 1972; American production by Rankin/Bass Productions with animation by Mushi Production) Festival of Family Classics (January 1, 1972 – November 26, 1973; American production by Rankin/Bass Productions with animation by Mushi Production and Topcraft; 17 episodes) See also Tama Production, an animation studio founded in 1965 by former Mushi Production animator Eiji Tanaka, but gone bankrupt in 2011 Tezuka Productions, an animation studio founded in 1968 as a spun-off division by Tezuka Group TAC, an animation studio founded by former Mushi Productions employees, including sound effects director Atsumi Tashiro, and animators Susumu Akitagawa and Gisaburo Sugii, went bankrupt in