A commercial for Columbia’s cooling technology, Omni-Freeze Zero. The mechanism, which lowers temperature by using moisture from sweat, is expressed through the metaphor of liquid turning into ice. The fleeting moment is depicted in super slow motion.

We would be grateful if you could watch it together with the paired song, “Tragic Heroine.”

Released on White Day. We hope you will watch it together with its companion song, “Freedom and Hysteria.”

The encounter with the life form ABARERU was “destiny.” This is a video record of the growth of a life form.

Set in Tokyo. A message to everyone who pushes beyond their limits and soars higher. With the power to believe in yourself, we’re sure to connect with one another. Moved by the brief from Jordan Brand, inspired by the cast’s stories up to this point, stunned by the staff’s unyielding, never-give-up spirit, and, together with everyone involved, we kept the passes moving like a basketball team, all aiming for the same goal.

A man immersed in delight. Having seen not only his own “outside” but also his “inside,” he was freed from anxiety and fear toward an unfathomable beauty, and was immersed in delight. The beauty he saw then was something grand and endlessly expansive, like the universe; he was like a cherry tree towering in the “outside,” nourished by the various things within, through the veins spread throughout his whole body. In contrast to the outside world that can only be seen through the eyes captured by a lens, CG (the beautiful thing he saw) is expressed as another world within the body, yet different from reality; this video uses pixelated animation made from live action and 3DCG.

A collaboration between live action and animation

We produced the music video for Kiro Akiyama’s “Identity.” It tells the story of a boy left alone in a future world where humanity has declined.

A story about a young man left behind in a world where humanity has been wiped out.