This is the latest showreel, featuring a collection of client work and personal projects.

back number’s music video for “Aru Mirai yori Ai o Komete” was produced by qootain. The concept was jointly developed by back number’s Iyoru Shimizu and qootain’s Yukika Kawahara. Centered on the theme of “love and kindness” that embraces people’s regrets and suffering, this warm story was created using a variety of animation techniques.

I depicted the battle between my weak self and the “negativeer” by replacing it with the sport of tennis, in a comedic and surreal way.

This project was designed to deliver Nabtesco’s “move and stop” technologies—those indispensable, behind-the-scenes strengths—as a visual experience that the general public can grasp intuitively. In this work, the Nabtesco Monsters were brought to life in 3DCG, and the structure was designed so that viewers could receive the message as something personally relevant, beginning with a family conversation. Kakao, who is incredibly large and strong; Pista, who is dexterous, flexible, and even capable of transforming; and Berry, who uses long arms to carry out detailed tasks with speed, all appear in a composition that connects technologies working behind the scenes of society to familiar everyday scenes.