In the Taro district of Miyako City, Iwate Prefecture, which suffered devastating damage from the tsunami in the Great East Japan Earthquake of 2011, we invited local residents to slowly share their memories from the time of the disaster. Based on their testimonies, we created an animated reenactment. Interwoven with interview footage, it looks back on the townscape and the people around them at the time, while also portraying the attitude of the staff of “Learn Disaster Preparedness,” who convey the lessons of disaster prevention as if passing them from hand to hand.

I was responsible for the direction and editing of the opening and pre-show videos for HENNGE Inc.'s new product launch event, “HENNGE Unveiled 2026.” Based on this event’s theme of next-generation zero-trust strategy, I expressed the idea of new solutions in an uncertain era through ever-changing visuals, where contours dissolve and then reemerge. By reworking the key visual into a dynamic sequence and using continuously transforming shapes, the piece conveys the company’s forward-evolving stance and anticipation for the new product.

A rhythm exercise that incorporates movements helpful for building strong bones, promoted by “Kotsukotsu Bone Lab,” a project made up of experts in fields such as medicine and nutrition that advances healthy bone building through the dissemination of accurate information centered on diet for healthy bones, as well as through surveys and research. While learning the nutrients that are important for maintaining bone health, you can strengthen your bones in everyday life through simple movements. In addition to the main exercise segment, this work includes a Showa-era comedy-style drama that can be enjoyed by everyone from children to older adults.