I was in charge of the direction, design, and editing of HENNGE Inc.’s Zoom waiting screen video. HENNGE WAY, the nine core principles valued by the diverse people who work at HENNGE, were visualized through graphics that express the message behind each one, then brought to life with animation. The motion was designed to help convey the sentiments embedded in them in a more three-dimensional way. Through the visual expression, I aimed to further embody HENNGE’s attitude of embracing change without fear, enjoying it, and continuing to take on challenges with a positive mindset.

We planned and produced a promotional movie and key visuals for Momentum’s electric cargo bike, “PakYak,” for the European market. To highlight PakYak’s two key features—its powerful carrying capacity and wide range of accessories—we designed six scenes based on the target audience’s lifestyle. The visuals showcase PakYak in action across a variety of lifestyles, such as enjoying the outdoors and spending time with children and pets.

Description: This work expresses the image of youth through visuals of running through the morning air and light. Created with Blender and After Effects, with a focus on visual expression through light and color.

A short animated work broadcast within TV Tokyo’s infant and toddler program “Sina Pushu.” Its distinctive structure shows the character “Nigimaru” being drawn in real time as it transforms into various actions. uwabami was responsible for the character design and animation direction. By showing the process of being drawn itself, the work draws out children’s curiosity and anticipation, creating an experience in which they can enjoy wondering “what will happen next.” With simple lines and shapes, and a rhythm of repetition and change, it is a work that combines visual clarity with a sense of participation.