Independent production. A geometric motion unfolding in a monochrome world with an odd texture. It expresses the uncanny feeling that arises when the most inorganic objects are imbued with the most organic energy.

An independently produced work that expresses the dilemmas found in everyday life. By weaving together irony and metaphor, it aims to create an impression in which a sense of pop stands out amid the brooding imagery.

Focusing on a “brain-pleasing experience,” this traditional neighborhood bathhouse, familiar to everyone, was dramatically updated through the power of creativity. With an array of devices and staging—from mind-blowing neon lights and illumination to riddles and underwater speakers—it offered a one-of-a-kind “new bathing experience of light and madness” that could only be enjoyed in this place. In the lobby, exclusive “Nojiru Sento” merchandise, as well as limited-edition drinks and food, were also available for purchase. Over the 10-day event period, a total of 4,457 people experienced it, and in the visitor survey, about 93.3% of respondents answered “Yes, I got brain juice!” to the question, “Did you get brain juice?” Following “Henkai Yokocho,” it concluded to great acclaim and overwhelming success.

An animated adaptation of the picture book on sex education, The Story of Umi and Riku’s Bodies, by obstetrician and gynecologist Sakiko Tōmi. Educational DVD for preschool and elementary school children. Based on the original illustrations, it has been carefully produced to be easy for children to understand.