Thank you for sharing your world PC

A VR short animation captures the imaginative world of a blind boy named Takashi. He recreates vivid scenes in his mind after losing his sight in grade school, yet drifts into gloom after parting ways with his autistic friend Shinji during a steam locomotive ceremony. Through CG animation and interaction, the story shows Takashi rediscovering joy with support from others as the train passes and Shinji's voice revives his inner vision. This casual VR experience draws from a real interview revealing the colorful inner lives of blind people. Viewers follow Takashi's emotional path in a production led by director Yu Sakudo and featuring voice talents Tsubasa Nakagawa and Amane Okayama. It suits those seeking quiet, reflective VR narratives centered on friendship and imagination.

"Thank you for sharing your world," a VR short animation that has been highly reviewed by many international film festivals and famous artists for its unique VR presentation, is finally available worldwide!

The VR film aims to express the world as seen by a blind boy. Inspired by an interview with a blind man who said, "Blind people actually live in a colorful and imaginative world," we created an original story and realized a beautiful world that is expanded by the imagination of the blind boy through CG animation and interaction.

Synopsis

Takashi lost his eyesight in grade school. Though he can recreate the world in his mind, he begins losing interest and is left with few things to enjoy. He has a friend, Shinji, who is autistic. One day, Shinji invites him to a steam locomotive ceremony. Due to some reasons, Takashi gets into a fight with Shinji, and they go their separate ways. After looking for him, Takashi falls into a gloomy state of mind. With people’s support, Takashi finally finds Shinji at the ceremony. With the train passing by, Shinji’s voice brings him back to the world and Takashi learns how to enjoy the world with his imagination.

Director's Profile

Yu Sakudo


Film director and screenwriter, born in Osaka in 1990, graduated from Kyoto University, Faculty of Law.
In 2014, he established a film production company, "CREATIVE STUDIO GETSUKURO" and became its representative.
While working as a film director, he also works as a screenwriter, writing scripts for TV dramas.
He has directed the film "Kamisama no Wadachi" (2018). His screenplays include the films "Follow the Light" (2021) and "Alivehoon" (2022) and the NHK TV drama "Pets ni Dokkatsu Dokkatsu, Kigyou ni Tsuite" (2022).

Voice Cast

Takashi: Tsubasa Nakagawa
Shinji: Amane Okayama

Main Staff

Director : Yu Sakudo
Animation Director : Shinro Hanzaki
Producer : Kenji Ishimaru
CG Director : Gee Yeung
Sound Director : Masataka Ota
Music : haruka nakamura
Planning and Production : Kodansha VR Lab
Production : Kodansha