An animated adaptation of the picture book on sex education, The Story of Umi and Riku’s Bodies, by obstetrician and gynecologist Sakiko Tōmi. Educational DVD for preschool and elementary school children. Based on the original illustrations, it has been carefully produced to be easy for children to understand.

"Hotta" and "Hisaya Daishi," who attend a high school in Arimatsu Town. Hotta notices that indigo paint has gotten on Hisaya's fingernails. Hisaya's family has run an Arimatsu shibori shop for generations, and he helps with the work. As the conversation unfolds, they end up making an Arimatsu shibori yukata. I made this work because I wanted to tell a story about the local culture of Nagoya. It is a story about the dyeing technique called Arimatsu shibori. The artwork was drawn on paper and colored using Photoshop.

Music video for “bloom,” the opening theme of the Netflix anime series “Scott Pilgrim Takes Off.” While paying tribute to the original work, we incorporated game visuals to express a playful spirit.

The third installment of the Syna Psysu anime series, “Tsuku Tsuku Tsukumochan,” is themed around spring. Tsukumochan is a character inspired by the “tsukumogami,” spirits said to dwell in objects that have been cherished and used with care. It portrays the uniquely Japanese sensibility of sensing life in familiar things, using gentle expressions that even babies and children can understand.