I was in charge of directing and producing the music video for Tenkago Rinon - Mememe no Me.

Description: * Please be careful of flashing imagery. * Be sure to watch in 1080p60fps. This is an experimental video in which footage made at 30fps is split into two color-variant patterns and displayed alternately frame by frame at 60fps. By taking advantage of the persistence of vision effect, the video appears to show colors that are not actually being output. If you pause the video, the colors visible during playback disappear, which further emphasizes the value of playing the video. The appearance also becomes distorted if you change the playback speed. As such, this video is designed so that the colors can be observed correctly only at normal 1x playback speed.

Opening video created to mark the Tokyo International Lesbian & Gay Film Festival’s renaming to “Rainbow Reel Tokyo” in 2017, the year the festival celebrated its 25th anniversary. Using the phenakistoscope, a visual toy invented in 1831 that exploits the persistence of vision, as a motif, we aimed to evoke the historical atmosphere of this queer film festival in Japan. Colored with ink on paper and filmed.

Inside Panasonic Center Tokyo, “Panasonic GREEN IMPACT PARK” is an introductory video for an interactive exhibition where children learn about global warming and its solutions.