teamLab Planets TOKYO, the “museum where you enter into water” in Toyosu, Tokyo, is a vast immersive art space where you enter with your whole body into teamLab’s monumental works. Centered on four super-large “Body Immersive” art spaces, it consists of a total of seven art spaces. By immersing your whole body in these immense “Body Immersive” works, the boundary between body and artwork becomes blurred, unsettling your perception of the boundary between yourself and the world. Take off your shoes and immerse yourself, body and all, in these overwhelming super-large art spaces together with others. In the work “Drawing on the Water Surface Created by the Dancing Koi and People - Infinity,” where visitors walk barefoot through water, koi swim across an infinitely expansive water surface. When the koi collide with people, they transform into flowers and scatter. The flowers that bloom throughout the year change with the seasons.

A TV commercial that translates the product concept of Biore U Hand Soap into concrete usage situations. An illustrated mother character and real children. A video work that specifically depicts the hand soap being used in repeated moments of everyday life.

A documentary film following reconstruction support efforts after the Kumamoto earthquakes at the home games of a local soccer club team. The stadium miraculously escaped the devastating damage caused by the earthquake. With careful camerawork, it captures supporters praying for the players and the team’s success, conveying their determination to rebuild.

Synopsis: The underachieving students at Warren G. Harding Elementary School had evolved in their own way in order to avoid being called on by the teacher! One day, a formidable enemy called “algebra” appeared before them...

The combination of shapes and colors creates a complex rhythm within the frame. This is classic motion graphics that pursues the pleasing qualities of patterns built from minimal elements.

A powerful PR movie created by Kan Eguchi and some of Japan’s top CG staff. A mysterious giant creature appears in the Kanmon Strait, one of Japan’s three major swift currents. The intense visuals of the strait monster “Kaisendon” and its astonishing ending drew reactions from audiences in Japan and abroad. In October 2020, the combined views across six languages surpassed 300 million!

toto brand movie

The process from planning and shooting to finishing the video is expressed with graphic beauty. All of the props and paper crafts appearing in the video are handmade. Produced as a video for vertical signage.

Showreel of video works up to 2017