This was created as an animation based on an original illustration by Muneto Ashizawa.

Sony designers and science fiction writers collaborated to depict “Tokyo in 2050” using the methodology of sci-fi prototyping. With the three keywords “2050,” “Tokyo,” and “romance” as a broad framework, they held a series of intermittent workshops to explore four themes—“WELL-BEING,” “HABITAT,” “SENSE,” and “LIFE”—which culminated in “design prototyping” by designers and “short science fiction stories” by science fiction writers.

Set in a fictional Taisho era, this music video unfolds its story in sync with the sound and lyrics. While reflecting woodblock prints and architecture from the Meiji through Taisho periods, it was brought to life through contemporary animation.

I designed and produced the opening title for Dokidoki! Ensemble Stars Seminar. The video was designed to blend school cram-class-themed elements with the world of Ensemble Stars!!, while evoking a sense of excitement and anticipation.