Music video for the ending theme of the TV anime "Orb: On the Movements of the Earth," a story about the succession of heliocentrism. A future world covered in desert. A female explorer is exploring ruins buried in sand. One night, she discovers two moons. She starts flying toward them on a glider and makes a new discovery.

Recently, we’ve been seeing them more and more in everyday life—adorable, fluffy, and mysteriously charming fluffy animals.

"Love and Missiles" is a track from tofubeats' fifth album, REFLECTION, released in May. The music video was directed and animated by the video production team Otamiramuzu, and features SSW UG Noodle, who is based in Kobe and handled the songwriting and vocals for the track, appearing in the MV as it unfolds into a bizarre and surreal world.

About the Project As part of a technical tutorial on video production for the “PLATEAU” project promoted by the Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism, WOW was responsible for planning, producing, and directing a video work themed around Niigata Prefecture. PLATEAU provides 3D city models from across Japan as open data, helping to drive digital transformation in urban development and foster open innovation. In this project, we created a film, tutorial, and hands-on video using Niigata Prefecture’s 3D city model. Through this effort, we explored the creative potential and expressive possibilities of PLATEAU. Video Work “NIIGATA WONDER by PLATEAU” With the ظهور of a dragon, the god of water, mysterious gigantic objects begin to appear in various places across Niigata Prefecture. Their true identities are Niigata’s famous local specialties: Tochio Aburaage, sasadango, poppo-yaki, hegi soba, and snow crab. Guided by the dragon, these giant local delicacies eventually gather at Bandai Bridge in the center of Niigata City—. Combining a 3D model of Niigata City, live-action footage, and VFX, the work portrays the character and unique qualities of the city on a grand scale as a “fictional PR video.” PLATEAU PLATEAU is a project to realize digital twins of cities across Japan, promoted by the Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism in collaboration with a variety of stakeholders. It develops 3D city models as platform data for urban activity and creates use cases across diverse fields. In addition, PLATEAU provides 3D city models as open data so that anyone can freely access urban data. By advancing the development, utilization, and open-data deployment of 3D city models, PLATEAU aims to realize digital transformation in urban development and generate open innovation.