“GINZA POET-GRAPHY,” an installation series that took over Ginza. The words spun there colored the streets of Ginza and became a song.

A fox studying abroad in a foreign city. In the monotony of everyday life, even its connections with others feel flat, and homesickness grows stronger. Then one day, the fox picks up the curiosity it had lost and finds an answer of its own.

Commentary: I’marine Project, a content line for younger audiences and otaku that spun off from Sanyo’s "Umi Monogatari." (Marin-chan and I’marine are not the same person.) A music video that portrays the world of I’marine and Ichikazeiro, characters set up to travel between virtual space and reality, in a multidimensional way while depicting their storyline and worldview through a variety of expressions. 3DCG, live action, hand-drawn animation, dot animation, motion graphics, craft-like animation, VR, and more—all the forms of expression I’ve ever directed, packed without omission or restraint into a single music video.