An animation that objectively and calmly analyzes one’s feelings for an “oshi,” expressing heavy emotions through a story that feels like a joke. The creator divides their emotions into three types and brings in three characters. All three are the creator themself, and yet none of them are the creator themself. The backgrounds in the flashback scenes are made from materials created by tearing up photos taken by the creator while supporting their oshi.

As part of the research for the “Digital-Driven Super-Resource Circular Participatory Society Co-Creation Hub” by Taisei Corporation and Keio University SFC Research Institute, we produced a concept movie for “Vortex City,” a future city that realizes a new resource circulation system. We also built the website and created the key visual for the research activities. Because Keio University and Taisei Corporation had a clear vision for the future, we explored expressions that could serve as a future image for today’s children. By adjusting the materials and textures, we created a future that feels like an extension of the present, and we expressed to the fullest the future lifestyle envisioned by the client.

An animated clip for “Shirokuma Tokonatsu Christmas,” the monthly song from “Synapusyu,” the first baby program on commercial TV, produced by TV Tokyo. A bright, warm Christmas song by Takamizu Haruna of Saboten was brought to life through hand-drawn animation.

An independently produced music video by the creative unit Tina-zoku, who call themselves angel-type idols. They were involved in every step of the production, from planning and directing to performing and writing the lyrics. Packed with direction reminiscent of the early Heisei era, this is a passionate work that recreates the era’s unmistakable, unabashed brightness in everything from the music to the visuals.