I try to create series out of my productions. I strive for a finish that emphasizes understanding and communication.
I’ve been involved with the “I know, let’s go to Kyoto” campaign from back when I was just an assistant until now, as a producer. I utilize my extensive experience with shoots at sites designated as national cultural properties to work safely anywhere. When finishing a project, I try to make it simple, so that it is easy to understand and communicates well. Many of my productions end up being part of a series, like the “Kyoto” commercials.
In recent years I’ve been doing more work in the healthcare field, and along with a co-worker, we started TYO Healthcare within our department.
I hope to utilize my strong points to create advertising videos and communication tools. I passed the Level 2 Kyoto Tourism and Culture Certification Examination on my first try, and I’m considering making an attempt at the challenging Level 1 exam. When it comes to Kyoto-related work, I can make a better impact on both project quality and cost better than anyone else.
Award
2019
OQTA “OQTA Hato”
2019 ACC Tokyo Creativity Awards, Category A (Branded Communication) Finalist
2016
Central Japan Railway, “Sō da, Kyōto ikō” [“I know, let’s go to Kyoto”]. Special coverage in the Tokyo Copywriters Club Yearbook, commemorating more than a decade of consecutive publication.