Produced the music video for Nogizaka46’s 26th single title track, “Boku wa Boku o Suki ni Naru.” It portrays the multifaceted nature of the profession called “idol,” who sing and dance, act, and appear on variety shows.

Mori Nana, the rising new actress who was cast in a breakout role as the heroine in Weathering with You and received high praise for her performance in The Last Letter, covers the classic song “Smile,” released in 1996. Inspired by the title “Smile,” a music video was created to bring smiles to people in modern-day Japan. It captures Mori Nana’s genuine, unguarded smile in moments that are usually hard to see, including on actual shooting locations, during recording sessions with HOFF DYLAN, while livestreaming on Instagram Live, and while walking her beloved dog.

Produced the music video for “After That,” a song that brought back Misora Hibari’s singing voice using VOCALOID:AI. Takeshi Kitano, Lily Franky, EXILE ATSUSHI, Rino Sashihara, Nijiro Murakami, and Sena Nakajima. With the thought that “After That” is not just a song to reminisce about the past, but a song for the future, we had people from different generations, from 72 years old to 13 years old, each living with their own distinctive perspectives and values, listen to the song, and portrayed their raw emotions and words in portrait form.

Yura, a boy who moves from Tokyo to a mission-run elementary school in a snow-covered rural town in order to live with his grandmother. Confused by the daily worship services, Yura is visited by a tiny, tiny Jesus. Though no one else can see Him, Yura begins to believe in this Jesus, who always grants his wishes, just as a great ordeal suddenly befalls him...

Short film starring Shinobu Otake. A mother and son are eating sushi at a conveyor belt sushi restaurant in Tokyo. Their conversation is depicted in a matter-of-fact manner through cutout animation composed of film photographs.