At a live concert held at Tokyo Dome, I created the visual production for Ken Miyake’s song “circus.”

Ending sequence for the third season of the anime *Chi’s Sweet Home: Chi’s New Address* — *Pompom Raa Summer Vacation* — which began exclusive streaming on Netflix on July 19, 2024.

This video won the New Hope Award in the video category of the “Kabukicho Creator’s Gallery” hosted by Tokyu Kabukicho Tower. Taking the given themes of “turning Kabukicho into an entertainment city” and “evoking a sense of the future and anticipation for Kabukicho,” I interpreted them in my own way and built the work around luminous, colorful compositions inspired by neon lights, along with cyber-like expression. It conveys a sense of the future and anticipation for Kabukicho by tracing its journey from the past toward the future in sequence.

As part of MUSIC LOVES ART 2025, a project in collaboration between the Agency for Cultural Affairs and the urban music festival “SUMMER SONIC,” we created a visual work inspired by Mega Shinnosuke’s “Togenkyo to Taxi.” It was screened for 17 days, from Friday, August 15 to Sunday, August 31, 2025, on designated signage in Osaka and Suita (including Expo ’70 Commemorative Park) and in Chiba (Makuhari Shintoshin). The song’s pop and dreamlike world is visualized in 3DCG through vivid colors with a whimsical yet cool sensibility. Centered on motifs inspired by the lyrics, the materials and graphics weave together playfulness and logic. To accommodate the differing aspect ratios of the signage, the basic unit of the modules within the video is composed of squares, with the layout direction adjusted for each venue. A wide variety of objects overlap within the video, gradually emerging as a personal “Togenkyo.”