ROBOT

ROBOT

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Credited on 4 works from 2013 to 2022. Main genres: 2D animation, Animation, Short film.

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Jun: Spring Needle (trailer) - 映像作家: takuyainaba
2D animationAnimationMovieShort film

Jun: Spring Needle (trailer)

2022
00:01:04
An art animation based on Shotaro Ishinomori’s *Jun*, a manga once said to be difficult to adapt to film, rendered not in cel animation but in a hand-drawn style. With no dialogue, using only music and sound effects, it is a work that speaks to the heart regardless of age or nationality. The film overlays Jun’s episodes with Ishinomaki City’s journey toward recovery from the sense of loss left by the earthquake and disaster, and artistically expresses the idea that through Jun’s growth, dreams can come true if one does not give up, even in difficult circumstances. It is now being permanently screened at the Video Hall of the Ishinomori Manga Museum in Ishinomaki City, Miyagi Prefecture.
Golden Time (Full Version) - 映像作家: takuyainaba
2D animationAnimationMovieOriginalShort film

Golden Time (Full Version)

2013
00:21:51
Set in Japan during the economic boom of the 1980s. One day, a 1960s-style furniture television that had been used for many years is thrown away in a junkyard. It tries to carry on... An original animated tragicomedy that parallels the TV’s bizarre fate with that of a human life. Winner of the Excellence Award in the Animation Division of the Japan Media Arts Festival. Winner of the Audience Award and the Asian Light Award at the 2013 Seoul International Cartoon and Animation Festival.
The Golden Beetle / Kuricorder Quartet - 映像作家: takuyainaba
2D animationAnimationMusic videoPV

The Golden Beetle / Kuricorder Quartet

2014
00:03:00
Kuricorder Quartet, known for their one-of-a-kind, laid-back ensemble sound, rediscover the charm of Japanese songs at long last, just in time for their 20th anniversary! This is the music video for “Gold Bug,” a track from the album Ano Uta Kono Uta, which features a carefully selected collection of school songs and children’s songs arranged with an even simpler instrumentation than usual. The melancholy everyday lives of obsolete scraps that have rusted away and no longer serve any purpose. A tin goldfish toy longs for the gold bug, which glows as it flies freely through the air.

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