An independently produced work. It unfolds as it races at high speed through an orderly geometric world, repeatedly merging and separating. Through a combination of bold motion and simple colors, it aims for a composition that is both plain and satisfying.

This piece features “Kei,” who calls himself a Poké Card doctor, carefully explaining the series of rules for the Pokémon Card Game to a boy named “Ren,” who has just obtained Pokémon cards, and is structured so that the new rules are explained to viewers as well. While following the structure and animation style of the previous explanation series, we were mindful of pacing and subtle character animation, deliberately avoiding excessive expression, effects, and animation so that viewers could stay engaged until the end while understanding the rules. Also, on a more detailed directorial note, this time voice actors Chisaki Kimura and Sako Ogawa added nuanced emotions at key moments, and I feel this resulted in an explanatory video that also lets viewers appreciate the delicate vocal performances they bring to the work.

installation work for EASTEAST_TOKYO 23 Who calls my poem a poem? My poem is not a poem. Knowing that my poem is not a poem, only then can we speak of poetry together.