I was involved in the brand movie for “Hitotohito Holdings” as the director and motion graphics director. By carefully interpreting the narration script and considering the balance between the abstract and the concrete, I aimed to create a visual experience in which the narration would naturally and intuitively draw viewers in. While building on the blue used in the logo design, I also designed the piece so that it seamlessly moves between 2D and 3D, allowing the company’s diversity to be felt without any sense of inconsistency.

A teaser video and teaser visual for the completely original 3DCG animation “URAHARA,” with Ryosuke Kamide serving as the original creator, screenwriter, and director, and Kanta Mochida handling direction, visuals, and design. A story about the changing city, the soil being covered over, the fungi being killed off, and the humans who are allowed to live on. It is about the many pangs of conscience borne by humans who have set out running toward a dystopia.

Flash animation × Synchro Vox — an anime packed with ad-libbed improvisation. We composited live-action footage of Chocolate Planet’s mouths onto the characters’ mouths to create animated characters. We had wanted to make a work using Synchro Vox for some time, so I think this approach worked out well. [Story] The little goblins “Pīchiki” and “Pāchiki” come from Herupipota Town. They chatter away so much that, for some reason, only their mouths have turned out like this. Why not take a peek at the slightly unusual everyday lives of these goblins as they chat about all sorts of things? A brand-new character with only the “mouth” performed by Chocolate Planet, rendered in live action. Their appearance is a little... unusual, but once you get used to them, they’re cute!? A new-style “narekawa” anime! This work uses the limited animation (Synchro Vox) technique. It employs a method in which live-action footage of Chocolate Planet’s mouths, who provide the voices, is composited onto the characters’ mouths. →https://ja.wikipedia.org/wiki/リミテッド・アニメーション Improvised performances by popular comedians, including Chocolate Planet, have also drawn attention. In addition to the anime, the work has also been shown as manner movies in Aeon Cinema and Yoshimoto Kogyo theaters.

This is a teaser movie for a fully CG animated work independently created using Blender. It recorded 1.15 million views on Twitter. With “nostalgia for a future that does not exist” as its visual concept, it depicts the journey of a girl on a certain mission, set in “Tokyo,” which is endlessly rebuilt by AI after the decline of humanity. The first episode is scheduled for release this winter.