Akihiro Hayashi

Miles Edgeworth, Kay Faraday, and Dick Gumshoe visit Dragon God Village, where filming for the action drama "Psychic Academy Σ" is taking place. However, after the director is found dead in a place she should not have been, one of the actors claims to have used teleportation to move the body. As Edgeworth works to uncover the truth about the supposed "teleportation", he also learns of the "Dragon's Scale" relic honored by the villagers and must contend with a wealthy landowner trying to buy up the village's land to build a dam.

Stage Production based on the Ace Attorney Investigations series, in which Ace Prosecutor Miles Edgeworth and his allies must unravel a mystery involving the murder of a script writer in the middle of an isolated mountain town.

The year is 2027. In modern day Tokyo, people can freely enjoy use of the internet as a result of the widespread availability of the Ethernet across the world. In all aspects, this is considered a modern communication revolution. The revolutionary cloud operating system, known as ESC-A, has spread wildly among Japan's youth along with the internet. The video game software that comes preinstalled on the OS is Phantasy Star Online 2.

Phoenix Wright and Maya Fey attend a stage show of The Steel Samurai: Warrior of Neo Olde Tokyo, with Larry Butz, Miles Edgeworth, and Dick Gumshoe also being in the audience. During the play, a large lantern falls from above the stage that starts a fire. With Will Powers as the prime suspect, it is up to Wright to acquit his old client and determine as to whether or not there is foul play at work.

Inaba Hospital, located in the countryside, is a small hospital with relatively weak medical equipment and medical staff.

Tonoin Kei, a musical genius, becomes the new conductor of Fujimi, clashing with the group's leader, Morimura Yuuki, who is unaware of Kei's feelings for him.

The 3rd Nintama Rantarou Musical installment.

Seigaku vs. Rikkai—It’s finally the final match of the National Championship finals! With the series tied at two wins apiece, the competition is at its most intense, and only one singles match remains. Who will claim the title of Japan’s best…!?

The national finals Seigaku vs Rikkaidai part 1. Covers all the matches but singles 1.

“Dream Live 6th,” the annual Tennis Musical festival held in May 2009, is finally available on DVD! The final performance of Seigaku’s 4th generation comes to life on video!