I was in charge of directing and producing the music video for Mori Calliope - MERAMERA.

We produced the pilot film for “HIDARI,” the first feature to be directed by Whatever CCO Masashi Kawamura, who also created the original story and screenplay, together with Dwarf Studios and TECARAT, a top-tier animation team that supports the global stop-motion industry. “HIDARI” is a stop-motion period drama that boldly reimagines the story of the legendary Edo-period sculptor Jingoro Hidari, a figure with many surviving works and anecdotes but whose actual existence remains uncertain, weaving it together with historical facts from the Edo period. It is depicted using puppets carved from wood, just like the works of Jingoro Hidari himself. As with the many legends surrounding Hidari, the film brings “wooden dolls to life” through frame-by-frame animation. Please take a look at this unprecedented visual experience, which daringly blends the dynamic action of Japanimation with the analog world of stop-motion.

Experience diving into the ancient sea. The coelacanth will keep on swimming as if it had a will of its own, thanks to AI. A experience of gazing into the depths of the ancient sea. The ancient fish, the coelacanth, continues to swim through the water as though it has a will of its own, thanks to AI.

Music video for Awairo’s song “PALE&DEEP.” The theme is “a flower blooming from nighttime introspection.” The emotions that accumulate night after night are depicted as trash bags, and the shifting of those emotions is expressed through the passage of time toward dawn.