This is a picture book "MUM" published by Hakusensha.

The book is written by Genki Kawamura, a well-known movie producer, novelist, screenwriter, movie director, and picture book author, and illustrated by Yuuki Masuko.

The logo was also produced by our company.

Yuki Mashiko is in charge of the book binding for art critic Hidetoshi Fuse's book "Traveling through Cave Murals: 40,000 Years of Human Paintings" (Ronsosha).

The book was created not only through design and illustration, but also by using kiri-e (paper cutout) techniques.

Animals gather under a large tree to play amayadori.

This work was initially created for exhibition at the main Mitsukoshi store in Nihonbashi.

We feel that this original character has potential for further development and would like to explore ways to actively develop it in the future.

If you are interested in our character licensing services,
please do not hesitate to contact us!

This illustration was featured on clear files and stickers for children distributed at Hiroshima Peace Memorial Museum.

Because these goods are given to children who visit Hiroshima Peace Memorial Museum, a symbol of nuclear tragedy and peace, we felt it was important to use meaningful motifs, so we focused on the olive tree and dove, symbols of peace.

The design was based on the course menu in the mind of Eiji Takahashi, a famous French chef.

In order to realize Mr. Takahashi's vision, we interviewed him, developed a design concept, and tried to express his unique concept visually, so that the message would be conveyed to the viewer.

We also try to convey the content of the dish to the viewer through pictures alone.

We were also conscious of accurately and visually expressing the contents of the dish in a beautiful way.

We made this animation by overlapping the image of people making things grow with the image of animals watering trees to make them grow.

Animals that live in the forest.
Animals that live in the sea.

Toyohara Station, the northernmost station in the Kanto region, was renovated in March 2019 to celebrate its 130th anniversary.
Taro Ishida composed the music for this station at the request of the Nasu Town Office.

Toyohara Station is an unmanned station with nothing nearby, but it is a very important means of transportation for local residents.

Especially for children, it is an indispensable station to go to school.

Yukiko Iso, a local dairy farmer, has been working for the children who use Toyohara Station for many years. She has been working as a traffic instructor for many years, both in hot and cold weather.

Mrs. Iso has written lyrics for the first time in her life.

In 2021, "The Drifters" was released.
This is the first time Taro Ishida sings a song.

It is a single disc, so there are only 3 songs in total.
I hope you will enjoy listening to it.


The jacket design and illustrations are also done by Yuuki Mashiko.

Yuuki Mashiko was in charge of the illustration for the video by the filmmaker, Mr. Dahei Shibata.

Mr. Shibata created beautiful images from our illustrations.

TAKAO 599 MUSEUM is a natural history museum located at the foot of Mount Takao that combines three concepts: tourism, learning, and exchange.

The "Around Takao" video content is projected on the NatureWall, a wall inside the museum.

All of these paintings were hand-painted,and

Mr. Shibata has animated these drawings.