Koichiro Tsujikawa
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| Born | Koichiro Tsujikawa 1972 |
| Nationality | Japan |
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| Known for | Director of short films, music videos, commercials. |
Koichiro Tsujikawa (born 辻川幸一郎 "Tsujikawa Kōichirō", 1972) is a Japanese graphic designer and videographer. He works as a director for commercials and music videos. Since 1993, he has been working as a designer for CD jackets. Since 1997, he has also expanded his field of activity as a videographer.
Videography
2019
- "Surfing on Mind Wave" - Cornelius[1]
2018
- "Tsuki no Oka" - Ichiko Aoba
- "The Spell of a Vanishing Loveliness" - Cornelius
2017
- "Satori" - [The Claypool Lennon Delirium
- "Anata Ga Iru Nara (If You're Here)" - Cornelius
2014
2013
- "Soto wa Senjō Da Yo" - Ichiko Aoba
- "Ikinokori Bokura" - Ichiko Aoba
- "Jibun ga Inai" - salyu × salyu
2012
- "Egg" - NODA-MAP[1]
2011
- "Hanashitai Anata To" - salyu × salyu
- "Sailing Days" - salyu × salyu
- "Tada no Tomodachi" - salyu × salyu
2009
- "Pulling From Above" - mi-gu[1]
2008
- "Omstart" - Cornelius
2007
- "Love Scene" - UA
2006
- "Fit Song" - Cornelius
- "Like A Rolling Stone" - Cornelius
- "Music" - Cornelius
- "Sleep Warm" - Cornelius[1]
- "Gum" - Cornelius[1]
- "Breezin'" - Cornelius
- "Beep It" - Cornelius
- "Sensuous" - Cornelius
- "Scum" - Cornelius[1]
2005
- "Ware wa Iku" - Mikio Hirama[1]
2004
- "Galaxy" - Rip Slyme
- "Wonder Word" - Supercar
2003
- "Mars" - Sketch Show
- "Ekot" - Sketch Show
- "Horizon" - Hyde
- "Itsuka" - Glay[1]
- "Trapeziste" - Kahimi Karie[1]
2002
- "Donmai" - Koichi Moriyama[1]
- "Seven Wonders" - Fumiya Fujii[1]
- "As Far As Ends Go" - Spanova[1]
- "Senko" - UA
2001
- "Drop" - Cornelius
- "Drop - Do It Again" - Cornelius[1]
- "Tone Twilight Zone" - Cornelius
- "I Hate Hate" - Cornelius
- "Another View Point" - Cornelius[1]
- "Fly" - Cornelius[1]
- "Donokurai" - OPQ[1]
- "Hana" - Asa-Chang & Junray
2000
- "Ivy Ivory Ivy" - Kaji Hideki
- "This Is Still OK" - Kaji Hideki[1]
- "Ageha" - Kazuyoshi Saito[1]
- "Do You Know The Time?" - Kahimi Karie
1999
- "Plash" - Takako Minekawa[1]
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