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Summer Cold - 映像作家: reiya
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Summer Cold

2025
00:03:40
A short film created for submission to the screening event “FRENZ2025.” In anticipation of its summer release, the script was written around the theme of summer, and ǢǪ composed the music based on the script and character designs. The result was a story-driven visual work that focused on the excitement of looking forward to summer vacation, as well as the wistfulness and loneliness of summer’s end, Obon, and the many different facets of summer. This visual work takes as its theme the summer vacation of two second-year high school students, told from the perspective of Rei Izumi. Using analog techniques to create a nostalgic atmosphere, it depicts the scenes in which Rei’s feelings for Chikao, and the diary pages recording their memories together, appear and vanish like a life flashing before one’s eyes, alongside the music. By staining printed illustrations with tea and coffee to create blotches and signs of wear, and incorporating textures rendered through analog means such as crayons and India ink, the work expresses how the days the two spent together gradually become more and more hazy. ・Synopsis After the closing ceremony, second-year high school students Chikao Amaha and Rei Izumi headed to a family restaurant to discuss their plans for summer vacation. During the break, Chikao would be busy with a part-time job, and Rei with activities in the art club, but even so, they were filled with excitement for the summer vacation about to begin.
NHK Minna no Uta | Daisuke Mori “Nice to Meet You, I’m Urashima.” - 映像作家: オタミラムズOTAMIRAMS
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NHK Minna no Uta | Daisuke Mori “Nice to Meet You, I’m Urashima.”

2025〜
00:01:07
“Urashima Tarō’s ending is just too sad...” Many people probably felt that way when they were children. With the hope that there might have been a happy story waiting beyond that ending, singer-songwriter Daisuke Mori sings about Urashima Tarō’s second life with plenty of pop charm and humor. The visuals are created by Ohtamirams, a creative unit active across a wide range of genres, including the music videos for Wednesday Campanella’s “Momotaro” and tofubeats’ “Koi to Missile,” as well as commercials, short films, and picture books. [From the Animation Team, Ohtamirams] 《What on earth happened to Urashima Tarō after he became an old man?》 In order to answer the long-standing question of people across Japan, we at Ohtamirams were given the opportunity to animate the continuation of the story to Daisuke Mori’s music. Since everyone, if they keep living long enough, will eventually arrive at a second life, we at Ohtamirams put a lot of thought into it and came up with a logline: “What if Urashima started doing little jobs to help everyone, and in that world line he was able to enjoy a happy, long-lived second life surrounded by many new friends?” We also made it into a seasonal piece that makes the most of Urashima’s signature trait of “aging.” We’d be delighted if, every winter season, people would remember this song and animation…… This is an animation that “wishes upon a star” for “the best and happiest New Year’s season and second life for everyone in Japan…….”

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