Description of the work: A web commercial for Mos Burger’s limited-time Tori Tatsuta Burger. Based on the “Standard Manzai” version, which introduces the product in a manzai comedy style, it was edited in an audio-MAD style. With “packing in screenshot-worthy moments” as the production theme, the video is filled with small gags and details throughout.

Description: We produced a brand film for AITRIOS, Sony’s sensing platform centered on edge AI.

An XR audio-visual showcase by COSMIC LAB, which has continually explored spatial expression where the visible and invisible intersect as VJs. Using the XR (Expanded Reality) Live System, developed and advanced by COSMIC LAB, the performance was live-streamed from an expanded reality space at Universe in Misono, Osaka. COSMIC LAB amplified into an XR visual space a luminous sound performance by ∈Y∋, who continues to push experimental expression to its limits, performed with the body connected to two specialized devices: a wrist-mounted type and a cone-shaped type.

WOW was responsible for the planning, direction, and production of a permanent installation to be installed in the outdoor plaza, Sunken Square, of The MixC, a massive shopping mall in Shanghai. The installation consists of 20 towers, each approximately 2.3 meters tall, with glass tiled over LED, spanning more than 10 meters in width. It was placed within the existing overflow structure in the plaza so that it would harmonize with the environment. There are two types of presentation, themed around natural phenomena and Shanghai’s nightscape, and the projected images repeatedly reflect and refract through the glass. Like a landscape of nature in constant transformation, the appearance of the work continually changes depending on the surrounding environment and the viewer’s position. Video works are often considered best when they are high-resolution and have a clearly defined beginning and end within a fixed timeline. However, this work was born from the idea that human imagination may possess infinite resolution and an infinite timeline. When you carefully observe the rippling surface of water or the bottom of a river, you seem to see reflected images of the surrounding scenery repeatedly forming and falling apart, creating a mysterious sensation as if you were seeing abstract and representational landscapes over and over again. Based on such an experience, this work expresses, through a visual interpretation, the distinctive scenery created by the properties of light—reflection and refraction.

Nissan Pavilion, an experiential entertainment facility where visitors can experience Nissan’s proud technologies and vision for the future, opened for a limited time in Yokohama Minato Mirai. Its concept is “Expanding Human Possibilities.” Among the experiential content that gives form to a near-future made possible by Nissan’s technology, WOW was responsible for the direction and production of THE CITY area. Visitors can experience an installation inspired by a “city energized by the connection between cars, people, and society.” In THE CITY, two of Nissan’s envisioned futures were visualized within the space. ROOM1 In a smoke-filled space, 195 laser modules and the motors that move them were installed. Each laser is individually controlled to create a variety of animations, and when a visitor enters the area, the system detects their presence and takes evasive action, making it an interactive space. This abstractly expresses the key sensing technologies that Nissan is pursuing in order to realize a society with zero traffic accidents. ROOM2 Approximately 150 translucent pillars of varying heights, abstracting a “city,” and three pillars with mock car units placed on top, representing “cars,” were arranged throughout the space, with all pillars self-illuminated. The light animations representing “CHARGE,” “SHARE,” and “SUPPLY,” which begin when a hand is placed over the car mock-up, express Nissan’s vision of a city energized through the sharing of energy and information. In addition, when hands are placed over all three pillars with the mock-ups at the same time, a special effect triggers a vividly colorful light animation. The production was designed to evoke a city that becomes increasingly vibrant as cars, people, and society connect. Both spaces were designed as immersive environments that, while abstract, allow visitors to feel Nissan’s vision for the future. Nissan Pavilion Period: August 1, 2020 (Sat) – October 23, 2020 (Fri) Address: 6-2-1 Minatomirai, Nishi-ku, Yokohama-shi, Kanagawa NISSAN PAVILION Yokohama▶https://www.nissan.co.jp/BRAND/PAVILION/ For more detail▶https://www.w0w.co.jp/works/nissan_pavilion

NANAME INC. SHOWREEL 2021-2022

One demo track sent to SKY-HI in 2021 struck straight to the heart, and at just 14, middle school rapper edhiii boi secured an artist contract. This is his 3rd Digital Single. As his final release of middle school, this emotional graduation song pairs a rock-infused track with memorable guitar phrases and vividly portrays the irreplaceable bond of friendship with his peers through lyrics that feel true to life!!

Reel of the 2021 fiscal year

This is the latest showreel, featuring a collection of client work and personal projects.