CASIO AUTOMATIC 2026

17h original media I placed 17 cameras in places that caught my interest and observed what happened

Commissioned by adidas UK, we produced a documentary film about shoemaster Toshiaki Omori, who is based in Kobe. It was created for the social channels of Size, a shoe retailer with dozens of stores across Europe. This film gets to the heart of the creativity of a shoe creator who has long earned worldwide attention and respect in the footwear industry. The film was directed by Kousai Sekine. With sharp, dimensional visuals, a track by Fukuoka-based beatmaker Olive Oil, and interview comments packed with punchlines, every element is tightly synchronized in this crisp work, which received high praise from a European client that stays one step ahead in the field of content marketing.

We created the brand identity film for SUNLAB, a leading provider of laboratory equipment. The narrative unfolds across two chapters, transitioning from an abstract visual interpretation of brand values to high-fidelity spatial realization. Through this "concept-to-reality" journey, the piece presents SUNLAB's comprehensive, turnkey laboratory planning services with precision and efficiency. The first half translates the pillars of "Integration, Communication, and Collaboration" into fluid geometric lines and dynamic material transitions. The second half meticulously captures the laboratory building process—from initial consulting and spatial design to final high-spec installation—using fluid camera staging and growth animations to visualize the transformation from concept to complete modern space.

Description: We were responsible for directing and creating the CG moving image (motion graphics) for Disco Corporation’s corporate commercial videos: the Kiru Experiment “Blade Dicing” edition, the Kezuru Experiment “Grinding” edition, the Migaku Experiment “Polishing” edition, and the Kiru Experiment “Laser Dicing” edition. Disco continues to support the manufacturing of semiconductors, which are indispensable to modern society, with its advanced technological capabilities. Using Disco’s unique technologies of “cutting,” “grinding,” and “polishing,” we created scenes that process familiar everyday objects so that the sophistication of its technology and the sense of wonder it inspires can be conveyed more clearly. Through this video, we hope viewers will become interested in Disco’s products, and at the same time gain a sense of the atmosphere and corporate culture of the people who work there. This introduction is for the Kiru Experiment “Blade Dicing” edition. The other videos can be viewed on Disco Corporation’s YouTube channel. https://www.youtube.com/@user-sd7se9cl2y