Live production for Midnight Grand Orchestra, the music unit of Hoshimachi Suisei and Taku Inoue

Description: Image commercial for Tomorrow’s A Vol. 8, the solo comedy performance “Imitation Crab Stick’s Self-Loss.” The flyer for the show is designed as a perforated “tear-apart imitation crab stick flyer” that can be split along the dotted line. In keeping with that, the video also expresses the image of a tear-apart self-loss through motion graphics.

Created the music video for “Hi-fi,” included on the collaborative EP “Beyond the Binary - EP” by Hoshimiya Toto, who is active on the front lines of internet pop, and SOZEN OSTUBO. Actively employing digital assets such as typography, 3DCG, and PLATEAU, it pursues bold and rich visual expression. In response to the song’s delicate details and dense sound, the colors shift vividly, and the objects reveal a variety of scenes and expressions. From pop, airy chaos, it conveys the space between the virtual and the real.

“Disease and dreams are connected by a single line.” A documentary presented for International Women’s Day. An animated one-line drawing tracing the journey of parallel singer Urara Nanami, who continues to sing after overcoming breast cancer.

いくつものタッチのアニメーション、実写、それらがMIXされ疾走感・飛翔感があふれているShowreel。ダンサブルな曲とシンクロして、キャラクターが躍動する映像は観る者にワクワクした感情を喚起させる。

installation work for EASTEAST_TOKYO 23 Who calls my poem a poem? My poem is not a poem. Knowing that my poem is not a poem, only then can we speak of poetry together.

A music video made as a video collage.

I directed the music video for Jizou Sonzai name-less’s “Danzai Democracy.” We created an actual playable game, captured its gameplay footage, and used it to compose the entire MV. To suggest that words of justice can, before long, end up hurting people, the opening begins as a game about freeing people, but by using cheats it is reversed, and people end up being restrained instead. This is our first attempt to express the artist’s distinctive background through the medium of a game.

A commemorative PV for the release of Volume 5 of Kagurabachi, which is currently being serialized by Shueisha. The video features cinematography and effects tied to the abilities of the enchanted blade Enten and to the protagonist Chihiro Rokuhira, bringing out the unique appeal of Kagurabachi to the fullest.

A dance (performance) MV about the lives of people who live vibrantly in a cardboard world (society), and their reality