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NHK Sing and Learn: "When You're in a Bear-y Bad Spot" - 映像作家: erikasahara
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NHK Sing and Learn: "When You're in a Bear-y Bad Spot"

2026
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Created the animation for “Kuma Toki wa,” broadcast on ETV’s Utatte Manabo. I was in charge of character design, direction, and backgrounds. The content teaches three kinds of measures: measures to take if you encounter a bear, measures to avoid coming across one, and measures to prevent bears from entering town. The aim was to convey these measures in a fun, approachable way, so that children can actually reenact them from the video and learn how people and bears can coexist in their respective environments.
[NHK E-tele] Miitsuketa! “Raku-da Katabura” Rakudashi-san - 映像作家: shizukaamano
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[NHK E-tele] Miitsuketa! “Raku-da Katabura” Rakudashi-san

2026
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NHK E-TV’s “Miitsuketa!” music video for “Rakuda Katabura.” This is a song about “Rakudashi-san,” a traveling camel character played by Toma Ikuta. Written and composed by Rekishi (Takafumi Ikeda), it’s a pop number full of healing vibes that helps ease your mind when you’re tired. We were responsible for the direction, CG production, and editing (including all compositing). Editing environment: Adobe Premiere Pro, After Effects, DaVinci Resolve
NHK Special "2030: A Turning Point for the Future" - 映像作家: whatever
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NHK Special "2030: A Turning Point for the Future"

2021
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For the NHK Special series “2030: A Turning Point for the Future,” we were responsible for planning and producing the program logo design and opening title sequence. The program reports on the environmental issues facing the world. It examines 2030, said to be a “turning point” for global challenges. Over the next decade, it considers how we can avoid crisis and achieve a sustainable future. In the logo and opening title, we used animation to portray the importance of confronting the real issues humanity faces and making our own choice at this turning point in the future. https://www6.nhk.or.jp/nhkpr/post/original.html?i=26703
YOASOBI "Comet" Official Music Video - 映像作家: kadowakikouhei
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YOASOBI "Comet" Official Music Video

2020, 2021
00:03:40
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.
[NHK Etele] Mii tsuketa! “Mōretsu ni Hassan!” Ofurosky - 映像作家: shizukaamano
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[NHK Etele] Mii tsuketa! “Mōretsu ni Hassan!” Ofurosky

2026
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NHK E-tele’s “Mittsuketa!” “Mouretsu ni Hassan!” music video. This song’s theme is to sing, dance, and “Hassan” away the stress you carry every day. From the nostalgic feel of the melody, we aimed for a high-energy video with a cheap, funny vibe reminiscent of the early days of CG in the Showa and Heisei eras. I was responsible for the direction, CG production, and editing, including compositing. Editing software used: Adobe Premiere Pro, After Effects

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Sculpture Without Mass or Form - 映像作家: teamlab
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Sculpture Without Mass or Form

2020 ~
00:01:24
Floating in the air, a colossal sculpture is born from a sea of foam, transcending the concept of mass. It neither sinks to the ground nor rises all the way to the ceiling, but drifts somewhere in the middle of the space. The outline of this floating sculpture’s existence is ambiguous; it can break apart into smaller pieces or merge together into a larger mass. Even if a person enters it with their whole body, its existence is maintained, and even if it is broken by people, it repairs itself. However, when the mass is destroyed beyond the range it can repair on its own, the repairs cannot keep up and it begins to collapse. And even if people try to push it or move it aside, they cannot move this sculpture; if people fan wind at it, the sculpture will scatter. No physical action by humans can even move this sculpture. Pebbles, and things humans have made up to now, are objects, and objects have stable structures in themselves. A pebble continues to exist even if placed in a sealed box cut off from the outside world. By contrast, a vortex born in the sea disappears instantly when moved into a closed box. In other words, a vortex does not maintain a stable structure of its own. A vortex is an existence within the flow created by its environment, formed by water that continuously flows from outside the vortex to inside, and from inside to outside. Sustained by the structured order generated by that flow, the vortex continues to exist and changes along with the flow. And the outline of its existence is ambiguous: both the vortex and the outside of the vortex are made of water, with no material difference at all. Instead of creating objects, by creating a special environment, existence is created through the order of energy generated by that environment. Let us call existence formed by this order of energy “Higher-Order Sculpture.” It cannot be separated from its environment and changes as the environment changes. It transcends the conventional understanding of existence based on objects, maintains its presence in midair, and has an ambiguous outline. Even if a person enters it with their whole body, its existence is maintained, and if it is broken, it repairs its own existence. It is a sculpture premised on an open system. In this space, the only matter that exists is water, air, and ordinary soap. By filling the space with foam, creating a singular environment, and generating an order of energy within it, a colossal mass is born from the sea of bubbles, rises up, and remains suspended in midair. In current biology, it is not possible to define life strictly, but for convenience, living things are called organisms if they are composed of cells, metabolize, and can self-replicate. In other words, all living things are made of cells. And all cells are enclosed by cell membranes composed of lipid bilayers. The outside of the bilayer is hydrophilic, the space between the layers is hydrophobic, and both the outside and inside of the enclosing sac are water. Soap bubbles are similarly enclosed by membranes made of lipid bilayers, and the bubbles that constitute this sculpture are structurally the same as cell membranes. However, unlike cells, the outside of the bilayer in a bubble is hydrophobic and the space between the layers is hydrophilic, so both the outside and inside of the sac are air. In other words, if a cell is a sac-like membrane in water, a bubble is a sac-like membrane in air. This sculpture is created from matter with the same structure as cells, the basic units of living organisms, and from the order of energy generated by the environment. Life, too, takes in matter and energy from outside as food, expels matter, and dissipates energy outward while forming ordered structures. Like a vortex, life is an existence within the flow of matter and energy created by the external environment, and the outline of its existence is ambiguous. The structure of life is the order of energy created by that flow, and life may be a miraculous phenomenon found within the flow of matter and energy. Artwork page: https://www.teamlab.art/jp/ew/masslesssculpture-kyoto/kyoto/
Catch and Collect: The Forest of Extinction - 映像作家: teamlab
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Catch and Collect: The Forest of Extinction

2025
00:02:15
An educational project conceived as a way to explore, discover, catch, observe, gather knowledge, and expand curiosity with one’s own body. In the Forest of Extinct Animals, extinct animals live. When you approach or touch the animals, they run away or turn around. You catch various kinds of extinct animals, observe them, and build your own collection encyclopedia. Using the smartphone camera, you look at the animals walking through the space, and when you cast the “eye of observation” at the animal visible on the screen, it flies into the real space. When the “eye of observation” hits the animal, it disappears from the space and enters your smartphone, where it is collected. When you swipe a captured animal to a place visible through the camera, it is released and returns to that spot. Also, if you cast an “observation net” wherever you like, an “observation net” will be spread at your feet. Working together with the people around you and using your body to drive the animals into the “observation net,” the animals disappear from the space and are collected in the encyclopedia in the same way. The collection encyclopedia fills in more detailed information the more times you catch the same animal. Work page: An educational project conceived as a way to explore, discover, catch, observe, gather knowledge, and expand curiosity with one’s own body. In the Forest of Extinct Animals, extinct animals live. When you approach or touch the animals, they run away or turn around. You catch various kinds of extinct animals, observe them, and build your own collection encyclopedia. Using the smartphone camera, you look at the animals walking through the space, and when you cast the “eye of observation” at the animal visible on the screen, it flies into the real space. When the “eye of observation” hits the animal, it disappears from the space and enters your smartphone, where it is collected. When you swipe a captured animal to a place visible through the camera, it is released and returns to that spot. Also, if you cast an “observation net” wherever you like, an “observation net” will be spread at your feet. Working together with the people around you and using your body to drive the animals into the “observation net,” the animals disappear from the space and are collected in the encyclopedia in the same way. The collection encyclopedia fills in more detailed information the more times you catch the same animal. Work page: https://www.teamlab.art/jp/ew/collecting-forest-planets/planets/
Levitation Void - 映像作家: teamlab
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Levitation Void

2025
00:00:55
Description: This being slowly rises from the ground and comes to a stop in the air. It is not being suspended, nor does it have any power source of its own. This being transcends the concept of mass, and remains still in midair, neither on the ground nor at the ceiling. At times it rises, at times it sinks, and at times it stays motionless in the air. At times it moves abruptly, and at times it falls to the ground. Yet as if restoring its own state, it slowly rises again and comes to rest in the air. It creates a special environment, and through that environment, it produces an order of energy at the center of space. And through that order of energy, it creates a being. Let us call this being created by the order of energy “High-Order Sculpture.” It cannot be separated from its environment, and changes as the environment changes. It transcends the conventional understanding of existence as objects, maintains its presence in midair, and restores its own state. It is a sculpture premised on an open system. Work page: https://www.teamlab.art/jp/ew/levitationvoid-phenomena/phenomena/
A Massless Sun and a Sun of Darkness - 映像作家: teamlab
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A Massless Sun and a Sun of Darkness

2022〜
00:01:45
We do not perceive the world we see. We see the world we perceive. Countless spheres of light. As people approach the spheres of light, they shine more intensely, and the surrounding spheres respond in turn, continuing one after another. If you widen your field of view and stare, spheres of darkness, like lumps of darkness that has solidified, also begin to appear. However, these spheres of light and darkness do not exist. The spheres of darkness do not even appear on camera. Nothing such as glass or any other object is present on the surface of the spheres of light; these spheres are made only of light. There is no material boundary surface, and the boundary between the sphere and the body remains ambiguous in perception. However, in this universe, light does not solidify, and it never forms into spherical masses by itself. In other words, these spheres of light do not exist. These spheres are not present in the physical world, but are sculptures that exist in the world of perception: "Cognitive Sculpture / Sculptures of Perception." Their material consists of light, the environment, the body, and perception. Shaped by the experiencer’s own dynamic body and perception, they appear and exist in the experiencer’s own perceptual world. When they exist in perception, that is existence. And the spheres cannot exist even in the world of perception on their own; they are created by the environment. The phenomena produced by the environment are the existence of the work. Work page: https://www.teamlab.art/jp/ew/masslesssuns-phenomena/phenomena/
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["Touhou LostWord feat. KAFKA SHISHIDO × Butaotome"] "Gira Gira Good day" Full Ver. - 映像作家: REOakaJOKER
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["Touhou LostWord feat. KAFKA SHISHIDO × Butaotome"] "Gira Gira Good day" Full Ver.

2026
00:02:37
In the Touhou LostWord MV Project, this is the music video for Jo’on Yorigami’s theme song, “GiraGira GoodDay.” The character’s dual nature—her extravagance and hedonism—is broken down into three distinct worlds: the bubble era, the present day, and a fantasy space, each symbolized through highly ornamental visual design. By incorporating effects and shot transitions synchronized to the music, the work aims to evoke the exhilaration of a live VJ performance. The entire screen is designed as a virtual stage, building a visceral rhythm through motion graphics and compositional changes that respond to the beat and the dynamics of the vocals. Although it is a character MV, this work aspires to express an image that contains the experience of a live performance.
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ORANGE RANGE – Mensore feat. Soy Source (Music Video) - 映像作家: takerushibuya
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ORANGE RANGE – Mensore feat. Soy Source (Music Video)

2026
00:02:56
ORANGE RANGE 25th Anniversary Single Inspired by the music video for the artist’s song “Ya-Ya-Ya,” created 15 years ago, this piece was directed and animated by Takeru Shibuya, who was a high school student at the time and a huge ORANGE RANGE fan. The characters return, power-up style. It’s a delight for longtime fans. Takeru Shibuya’s signature pop yet edgy lowbrow style matches ORANGE RANGE’s music perfectly, creating a one-of-a-kind world. Character design by Shashamin, collage animation by onnnacodomo, 3D animation by Ryu Nishiyama, and background design by Hanae Sugi.
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Nissay MIRAIQA | Brand Movie - 映像作家: shohishiguro
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Nissay MIRAIQA | Brand Movie

2025
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We produced a brand film for Nissay MIRAIQA, a company 100% funded by Nippon Life Insurance, which operates under the concept of “solving the small questions people encounter in daily life through services and apps rather than insurance.” Centered on the meaning behind the company name—“questions (Q) and answers (A) for the future (MIRAI)”—and the logo concept combining “?” and “!”, we created a story that begins with a question (?) and leads to an answer (!), expressed through a single-line animation. For the visual expression, we blended an analog feel that evokes human warmth and hope, reminiscent of an insurance company, with a digital sensibility that suggests the future and technology. We aimed to create a motion design that conveys a sense of reassurance and stability to a wide range of generations.
1930 SHOWREEL - 映像作家: shohishiguro
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1930 SHOWREEL

2023
00:01:39
This is the latest showreel compiling client work produced through 2023. #motiongraphics #motiondesign #design #edit #direction #artdirection #illustration #layout #2d #3dcg #ad #advertisement #flatdesign #flat #animation #artwork #brand #cg #cm #motionlogo #movinglogo #onair #movie #image #pr #promotion #pv #vp #showreel #reel #graphicpackage #web #motiongraphics #animation #motiondesign #motion #editing #direction #artdirection #illustration #flatdesign #flat #advertising #art #anime #brand #commercial #motionlogo #soundlogo #onair #video #movie #opening #title #promotion #showreel #reel #graphicpackage #web #1930 #ichikyusannzero #IshiguroSho #umnes #ishiguro #shoh #ishiguroshoh #umnes
PayPay Coupon at McDonald’s - 映像作家: shohishiguro
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PayPay Coupon at McDonald’s

2024
00:00:16
I was responsible for the graphic design and motion design for the PayPay coupon TV commercial at McDonald’s. #motiongraphics #motiondesign #design #edit #artdirection #illustration #layout #2d #ad #advertisement #flatdesign #flat #animation #cm #TV-CM #movinglogo #onair #movie #pr #promotion #モーショングラフィックス #アニメーション #モーションデザイン #モーション #アートディレクション #イラスト #フラットデザイン #平面 #広告 #アニメ #コマーシャル #オンエア #映像 #ムービー #プロモーション #1930 #イチキューサンゼロ #石黒翔 #ishiguro #shoh #ishiguroshoh
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