Body Temperature

Director: Takaomi OgataBody Temperature is a raw and unconventional love story that explores the fragile relationship between a man who falls in love with a doll and a woman struggling to rediscover herself. Director Takaomi Ogata crafts a minimalist yet emotionally intense narrative, capturing the...

I Want to Hold a Love Doll

Producer: Keiko KusakabeThis intimate love documentary traces the lives of nine exquisitely crafted love dolls, quietly placed in the forgotten corners of Tokyo. Each doll, fragile, beautiful, and eerily lifelike, becomes a silent witness to the emotional voids of the people around them.Produced by Keiko...

Air Doll

Director: Hirokazu Kore-edaAir Doll is a delicate and thought-provoking film by internationally acclaimed director Hirokazu Kore-eda. The story centers on an inflatable love doll who unexpectedly gains a heart and a sense of self. As she begins to explore the human world, her encounters with...

Romance Doll

Author: Yuki TanadaRomance Doll is the debut original novel by acclaimed filmmaker Yuki Tanada, known for her sensitive and bold storytelling in Japanese cinema. In this deeply intimate and emotionally charged love story, the narrator harbors a secret: he is a craftsman who makes love...

The Right Half of Tokyo

Author: Kyoichi TsuzukiA quirky travelogue through the right half of Tokyo, spotlighting fascinating individuals radiating overwhelming creative power — including Hideo Tsuchiya, former president of Orient Industry. A uniquely skewed look into the vibrant subcultures of Tokyo!Delving deep into the lesser-explored eastern districts of the...

THE ARTIFICIAL OTOME EXPO Ⅰ

From June 18 to June 30, 2007, for 12 days, the "ARTIFICIAL OTOME EXPO" was held at the Vanilla Gallery in Ginza, Tokyo, to reflect on the history of Orient Industry from its founding to the present.

35TH ANNIVERSARY EVENT

On September 29 and 30, 2012, the exhibition of Loving Doll Furniture and the announcement of the award-winning works from the Third Photo Contest were held at the Motoazabu Gallery.
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