1/100 Train Station

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Japanese: 1/100 TRAIN Station

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Type: ONA

Episodes: 1

Status: Finished Airing

Aired: Jul 24, 2017

Producers: Terada Mokei

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Source: Original

Genre: Slice of Life

Duration: 2 min.

Rating: G - All Ages

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Score: 5.09¹ (scored by 628 users)

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Ranked: #12932²

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Popularity: #13576

Members: 1,133

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Synopsis

Thousands of Genki-kun—1:100 scale paper people—move about within a bustling train station during the commuter rush. An x-ray effect reveals just how packed the train interiors are with passengers!

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1/100 Train Station is a frame-by-frame animation conceived by architect Naoki Terada and directed by graphic designer Tomohiro Okazaki. The video is part of its creator's project to produce stop-motion movies featuring his Genki-kun paper figures as they interact with his Architectural Model Accessories Series sets.

The animation was shown at the Japan Media Arts Festival in 2018.

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Dec 21, 2017

maartens31

Recommended

There is basically no story in the two-minute clip that is 1/100 Train Station. Also, it's devoid of sound. However, it doesn't need any of that, since it's main point of interest is likely the visuals.

The animation in this clip consists of stop-motion, and therefore it doesn't look like a typical anime. This doesn't mean it has no good visuals. A lot of work has been put in, by including as many paper characters as possible and making them all move, so that it resembles an actual, fastforwarded day in a train station. On top of that, it includes a X-ray moment where you can ...