吉田稔

吉田稔

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Credited on 3 works from 2016 to 2025. Main genres: 3DCG, Animation, Art work.

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Digital Cultural Heritage Museum KOISHIKAWA XROSS - 映像作家: daisukehashimoto
3DCGAnimationArt workGenerative ArtInstallationMovieOpening movieProjection mappingVR

Digital Cultural Heritage Museum KOISHIKAWA XROSS

2025
00:00:52
We were responsible for the video direction and production for the Digital Cultural Heritage Museum KOISHIKAWA XROSS®, a facility opened at TOPPAN’s headquarters that offers a new way to experience cultural assets through digital technology. In the GATE, we created an introductory sequence that draws guests in with a torii-shaped LED vision display. In the VR Theater, a 20-meter-long, 5-meter-high, ultra-high-definition 16K visual presentation delivers an overwhelming sense of presence and immersion. In the Exhibition Room, we brought to life the long-lost work of Jakuchu Ito, “Shaka Jūrokurakan-zu Byōbu,” through animation using immersive projection.
Let's☆Umi Dance - 映像作家: koheiogane
Music videoWeb

Let's☆Umi Dance

2017
00:02:26
As part of the “Sea and Japan PROJECT,” an initiative promoted by the Nippon Foundation with the aim of sparking children’s interest and curiosity about the sea and expanding the circle of action toward solving ocean-related issues, “Umi Dance” was developed to clearly convey to children the crises facing Japan’s oceans and the importance of the sea. In this work, the choreography expresses the sea with the whole body, and the song incorporates themes such as environmental issues facing the ocean and a growing concern for the sea, aiming to unite feelings about the ocean while everyone from children to adults enjoys dancing together.
Wheel Tracks in the Schoolyard - 映像作家: koheiogane
Short film

Wheel Tracks in the Schoolyard

2016
00:01:25
Description: Reiji, who aspires to become an actor, takes the entrance exam for an art university and meets Shogo, an eccentric aspiring director, at the exam venue, where he is taught a strange game called “Jet Star-Playing.” In the course of his daily creative pursuits, he continues to be influenced by Shogo’s way of seeing things and his theories of direction, and his days are filled with imagination... However, after graduating from university, he gradually loses touch with his friends, and Reiji’s own life as an actor also continues to go as he hopes. Then, one day, Reiji unexpectedly reunites with Shogo, who is working at an electronics retail store in Shinjuku... This is a story of young people who grapple with invisible sensations, their move to Tokyo, setbacks, and resurgence.

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