Description: A set evoking a laid-back cosmic space was composed entirely of Plarail and mirror balls. All shots were filmed with an action camera mounted on a Plarail train running along the tracks in the set. Through the arcing camera movements unique to Plarail and its distinctive angles, the work creates a sense of gravitational pull and the atmosphere of looking out at colossal structures from a train window.

Mori Nana, the rising new actress who was cast in a breakout role as the heroine in Weathering with You and received high praise for her performance in The Last Letter, covers the classic song “Smile,” released in 1996. Inspired by the title “Smile,” a music video was created to bring smiles to people in modern-day Japan. It captures Mori Nana’s genuine, unguarded smile in moments that are usually hard to see, including on actual shooting locations, during recording sessions with HOFF DYLAN, while livestreaming on Instagram Live, and while walking her beloved dog.

The Spirits of Cairn is a story imagined as a possible afterlife for a child who died young. The destination is a world between heaven and hell, with neither joy nor sorrow, something found in various religions, such as Sai no Kawara or the limbo of infants. The protagonist feels remorse for having died early, but remembers only the emotion itself, like an echo, and does not know how long he has been there, what he is there for, or the true nature of his lingering attachment. His task of mourning the countless heads resting in the ground continues endlessly.

Music video for Humbert Humbert’s song “Futatsu no Hoshi.” Set in endless darkness, it was created around the motif of two stars that keep sending letters.