Music video for “Yozora wo Kakeru,” the theme song for the Saturday night drama “6-Second Trajectory ~ The Melancholy of Fireworks Maker Mochizuki Seitaro” The protagonist’s feelings of love are depicted through a story-driven narrative with a strong nostalgic appeal. The layout was carefully crafted so that it would become a beautiful illustration no matter where you pause it.

Two people sneak into a decayed western-style mansion that no one lives in anymore. They move closer and closer to the secret hidden in the basement. Overall, the work was designed and art-directed to feel like viewing a piece of art, with everything from the costumes to the set design made noble and beautiful. The animation mixes rotoscoping with drawings based on rough key frames.

A story about a protagonist who, after learning about hyacinths, is reminded of a memory from their elementary school days and visits their alma mater for the first time in a long while. While looking at a drawing of hyacinths that they discover there by tracing their memories, they encounter the apparition of a friend they once had a one-sided crush on. The protagonist’s emotions and feelings are expressed through the color and shape of the light, as well as the intensity with which it shines.

A work that blends live-action and animation. It portrays, in a comedic style, the battle between an alien rampaging uncontrollably inside a spaceship and the crew trying to resist, using the emotions surging out of control within a young girl’s mind as a metaphor for the alien. Parodies and homages to the film Alien are scattered throughout the entire piece.

A music video set in the world of the manga BEASTARS. The first 89 seconds also serve as the ending sequence for the second season of the TV anime BEASTARS. The blue-world portion in the first half was colored frame by frame entirely with watercolor paints. By combining this blue segment with the red-world segment that begins in the second half, which is expressed digitally, the video presents two extremes within a single music video, contrasting the tenderness and happiness that have filled the past in the story behind this song with the cruel reality that is to come. For the production of this video, three-dimensional models of each character were created. Using these as references for the drawings made it possible to depict the BEASTARS characters, whose complex shapes are difficult to express through animation, with hand-drawn animation.