Mippei Eiga Kiryūkan

Background

Mippei Eiga Kiryūkan was a Japanese animation studio founded by Hiroshi Harada. They were known for the anime Shojo Tsubaki (also known as Midori), an adaptation of the Suehiro Maruo ero-guro manga of the same title, which has been infamously banned by the Japanese film board after its release.

Logo (May 2, 1992)

Visuals: At the end credits, there is an outline of a minimalist house in between two lines and on top of another bar underneath. Inside of it is a detailed circle. Underneath it is the company name in Japanese and tategaki, or vertical writing.

Technique: A still, printed image.

Audio: The ending theme of the movie.

Availability: It appears in the end credits of Shojo Tsubaki.