I was in charge of the direction for Hoshimachi Suisei's "Shoot for the Moon."

This work is an immersive projection mapping piece that sets out from the wall of the Tokyo Metropolitan Government Building, the heart of Tokyo, and takes the viewer on a journey through the “evolving city of Tokyo” from the perspective of a single person. Depicted through three-dimensional, geometric, and organic imagery, it portrays an individual as a living cell within Tokyo, merging into the core of Metabolist architecture and continually growing, dividing, and being rebuilt together with the city and its music.

BURNS SKOOL, the story of boys striving to become top dancers. By layering colorful character designs over impactful bold-type animation and imagery inspired by the destruction of a city, the film portrays their anguish and inner conflict, as well as the liberation that lies beyond them.

A visual artist who moves effortlessly between the worlds of film and graphics. From title designs for acclaimed works such as The Naked Director, Tokyo Swindlers, and Bakuman., to commercial production for major brands like NIKE and TOYOTA, and music videos for acts including Kanjani∞ and Denki Groove, he pursues original visual expression across a wide range of genres. Crossing over the worlds of television, film, music, and advertising, he has created many striking works that fuse storytelling with visuals. A creator who is constantly exploring the possibilities of a new visual language.