In producing an event that is the exact opposite of the clamor of modern society, called the “Daydreaming Contest,” we focused carefully on sound. By drawing on nature, we created visuals that evoke a sense of spaciousness.

We captured the image of Toshimitsu Seishugaoka as he breaks free from the mold of a YouTuber and charges headlong into music. No matter what happens, this man never stops moving forward. He just keeps going, keeps running, keeps swimming. With that one concept, we shot him as “the modern-day Melos who keeps running.”

I have been entrusted with directing the commemorative film for Aoyama Gakuin’s 150th anniversary. As an alumnus of Aoyama Gakuin Senior High School and Aoyama Gakuin University, I am truly honored and delighted to have been given this opportunity. It was unprecedented for me, as a YouTuber, to take on a project like this, but I poured my heart and soul into every scene, striving to fully express my own style and create the best possible work with meticulous attention to detail. I believe that the feelings of everyone who has been connected to Aoyama Gakuin are each unique, but I feel this film conveys the certainty that the 150 years of history and spirit continue to be passed down today, like a relay baton. I am proud to have been given such a wonderful opportunity, and I will continue to dedicate myself even more earnestly from here on.