Winner of the New Technology Promotion Watanabe Memorial Foundation Chairman’s Award at the 67th Science and Technology Film Festival (2026). This documentary follows the engineers who stepped forward to take on the challenge of realizing an engine-powered vehicle that emits no CO₂—and even reduces it—while believing in a future where they can take pride in driving cars with internal combustion engines. It delves into the public demonstration in the Super Taikyu series using a vehicle equipped with Mazda Mobile Carbon Capture, a CO₂ capture device, as well as the engineers’ determination, convictions, and the driving force behind their challenge to make it a reality.

Ending theme for the TV anime "With You and the Rain." “filled” as the antonym of “empty” Even when we don’t know what kindness or doing the right thing looks like, there are moments when we’re unexpectedly comforted by the time we spend with someone or something. When you’re struggling, I hope there’s someone or somewhere you can go to and let your feelings out. They don’t need to answer; it could be a pet, a doll, a fictional being, or even yourself. Even if you know you’ll lose that presence someday, there are times when the moments you share now feel undeniably meaningful. Perhaps that is a small prayer to keep living, even while carrying feelings that can’t be put into words. Not denying loneliness. But not locking it away either. I wanted to depict the kind of time that gently gathers up the identity of that warmth as it gradually takes shape. I created this work hoping that, for those who watch it, it would become a time of quietly facing the emotions deep in the heart, a time in which something slowly begins to feel full.

“Electric Girl” is an animated work depicting the everyday life of the protagonist with her anthropomorphized refrigerator at home. In the ending animation, to express the idea that quiet happiness can be found in the small events of everyday life, motifs were borrowed from the poem, “In spring, there are flowers; in autumn, the moon; in summer, cool breezes; in winter, snow. If there are no trivial matters weighing on one’s mind, then these are the best times in life,” and the changing seasons were portrayed. In addition, alongside the use of ink and watercolor in the artwork, imagery of stickers and stamps often used when collaging a planner was incorporated, in an attempt to convey the feeling that “precious days were carefully recorded.”

tuki. "At the Station of Hoshimachi" music video A story about an unremarkable inventor in a certain town who thinks of someone dear and protects them to the very end. A piece created together with young creators in a rough, hand-drawn style with a sketch-like feel.