Tokyo Animal Rescue Releases Two AI Music Videos for Animal Welfare Week
The project moves community cat awareness away from lectures and pamphlets toward a format that can be screened and shared without a permission request, which widens who can use it.
Reporting from 1 source: ASCII.jp.
The nonprofit Tokyo Animal Rescue produced two community cat support songs, "Sotto Mimamotte" and "Chiisana Inochi", and released them on YouTube for Animal Welfare Week, which runs from September 20 to 26, 2026. The project uses music, video, and AI to convey the world of cats living outdoors. Nonprofit use for animal welfare awareness does not require prior permission.
The two songs are "Sotto Mimamotte" and "Chiisana Inochi", both planned and produced by Tokyo Animal Rescue. The videos show scenes of giving water on hot days and installing cat houses, so viewers can see what support for community cats looks like.
Animal welfare organizations nationwide can screen the videos at seminars, lectures, events, and on stages before or during breaks. Nonprofit use for spreading awareness of animal welfare and community cat activities does not require prior permission application. The organization asks that use follow the purpose of properly raising awareness of community cat activities.
- "Sotto Mimamotte": community cat support song released on YouTube
- "Chiisana Inochi": community cat support song released on YouTube
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