Adot LLC is a creative company based in Shimane and Nagano, Japan. Through film, photography, web design, and editorial work, we observe people and the world around us, give shape to what we find, and share it with others.
Our creative practice began in 2010 as freelance work, and Adot LLC was established in 2023.
Today, our work is organized around two practices: Adot Studio, which focuses on client work, and Adot Editions, a small independent publisher where we develop, edit, and share projects of our own.
Born in Tokyo in 1975. Since 2010, I have worked independently across film, photography, web design, and editorial work.
In 2014, I moved my base to Shimane, where my work has focused primarily on content creation for regional branding and tourism promotion. Alongside my creative practice, I have also organized the organic food festival “Vege&Fork Market” and run the café “KURANIWA.”
Today, I divide my time between Shimane and Nagano, working on projects related to education, tourism, and culture.
“See. Listen. Create from there.”
This simple idea remains at the heart of my work, as I continue to work across disciplines without drawing too many boundaries between them.
Adot LLC is a creative company based in Shimane and Nagano, Japan. Through film, photography, web design, and editorial work, we observe people and the world around us, give shape to what we find, and share it with others.
Our creative practice began in 2010 as freelance work, and Adot LLC was established in 2023.
Today, our work is organized around two practices: Adot Studio, which focuses on client work, and Adot Editions, a small independent publisher where we develop, edit, and share projects of our own.
Born in Tokyo in 1975. Since 2010, I have worked independently across film, photography, web design, and editorial work.
In 2014, I moved my base to Shimane, where my work has focused primarily on content creation for regional branding and tourism promotion. Alongside my creative practice, I have also organized the organic food festival “Vege&Fork Market” and run the café “KURANIWA.”
Today, I divide my time between Shimane and Nagano, working on projects related to education, tourism, and culture.
“See. Listen. Create from there.”
This simple idea remains at the heart of my work, as I continue to work across disciplines without drawing too many boundaries between them.