A café space located inside the Roppongi Hills observation deck. This video explains the experience of purchasing beans from the gacha machines lined up there and brewing coffee. While the design is minimal, it conveys the excitement of the experience.

Gradually, gradually, I soak in the bathtub It is so soft, and because it’s useless, it’s wonderful

“Searching for a place where the soul can rest, looking for the place where one’s own soul can shine” A delicate young man is crushed by the ordinary everyday world. Born as a human being, he finds it painful to exist: a weak, gentle soul that would be blown away if the wind were to blow over it is led by nature and comes to long to dance through the universe. The drawings and animation were created in Photoshop. The compositing was done using After Effects.

Frosted Glass A 3DOOH artwork designed for the digital signage in the foyer of Akasaka BLITZ STUDIO, aiming to redefine the boundary between digital and physical spaces. The visual expression incorporates the texture of “frosted glass.” By intentionally using a texture that limits transparency, it makes viewers aware of the space extending “beyond the glass,” imparting a sense of physical depth to an otherwise flat display. In addition, to adapt to the changing ambient light environment throughout the day, two distinct lighting settings were implemented: Daytime: Exterior lighting that simulates natural sunlight from outside. Nighttime: Internal lighting that recreates the glow of light leaking from indoors. By synchronizing the visuals with the surrounding light sources, the unnatural “floating” effect typical of digital signage is minimized. The design aims to blend seamlessly into the landscape of Akasaka, a prominent entertainment district.