our shareholders, our friends for decades. Naoko WATANABE I have written an article introducing two people from non-standard world. The second time is Takasaki, please laugh at me!

Kenji Takasaki

CEO / Technical Director, Interactive Designer, Film Director

Born in Chiba, Japan in 1983. After graduating from the Faculty of Liberal Arts at International Christian University, he worked for four and a half years as a video producer and website builder at Softbank Co. , Ltd. In 2009, he created an independent website, video and application as a freelancer; since 2011, he has established non-standard world, Inc.

Kenji-kun, a programmer who creates dream pages that don’t seem to be on personal computers. He has wonderful skills that allow him to create such a world by running around freely in the screen and waving winds of leaves. When he made his site together with me, I realized even an obscure request like “It looks as if Japanese paper is bulky,” and I didn’t know how it worked, so I thought Kenji was just a magician.

At the same time as being a Technical Director, Kenji is also an important leader in non-standard world. Thanks to Kenji's undoubtedly lackluster and steady progression, people have recently started to realize that he has the talent to coordinate more than anyone else even though he seems at first glance not good at people.

In short, Kenji-kun is a person with an atmosphere of "skepticism," but his works are delicate and delicate. The gap between him/herself and the work is also attractive to people like Kenji-kun who started making movies in the first place, so I think that he loves works with signs that make you feel something about it. Even when he was filming, Kenji-kun's craftsmanship still hides his delicate sensitivity. He really loves storms and laughs at them and doesn't even come up with a storm story because he finally smiles.

Kenji is also a very good photographer, and the photos of non-standard world members are usually taken by Kenji. He always holds his camera to people around him. The pictures look like one scene in a movie, and they're wonderful. Now he's my father, who will soon be one year old, so I'm quite familiar with him as "Soo-chan, Soo-chan" (the dad) taking pictures of my son happily.

A long time ago, Kenji talked about "I wish there was a company like this."
a company that can feel the warmth of people who say, "It's cold."
After a long time, I feel like Kenji's words are again. I hope that he will continue to play an active role in places where you can always feel such warmth. (Laugh)

* There is a warmth of people who say "it's cold" when they talk to them, 'it's cold.' (Manchi: "Salad Anniversary Day")