☆ "Dreams from Age 1 to 100": A 1-Year-Old's Dream

Reflecting the "dreams" of each person from age 1 to 100

In this video, three people appear and
each of them shares their "dream".
Just 10 seconds per person is a short amount of time.
However, by ending the video "in the middle of their story", we hope to leave
room for the viewer to imagine "the story that follows."

The original concept is a book titled "Dreams from Age 1 to 100"

The inspiration for this idea came from the book
"Dreams from Age 1 to 100" (edited by Japan Dream Project). It is a

collection of photos and essays that captures people from age 1 to 100 across Japan, interviewed over three years,
sharing their "dreams" along with their expressions.

How the shape and words of dreams change depending on the stage of life.
The fact that it depicts these changes as "the current thoughts" of each individual is very impressive.

The expressions of "dreams" that change with age

Reading this book makes you realize that at every moment in life, there is
"a form of hope."

• Dreams in early childhood are pure aspirations expressed in drawings or a single word.

• Dreams of young people are challenges filled with ambition and romance.

• Dreams of adults are a balance between reality and ideals, while also revealing thoughts about family and work.

• The dreams of the senior generation shine with the joy of learning and social contribution, embracing "new challenges."

Truly, "dreams" are like a mirror reflecting life itself.

The power of "dreams" I want to convey through video

In this Sora2 project, we will "fragments of dreams" and express them through video. Even in a short time, you should be able to feel the
"vitality" within their
voice, expressions, and atmosphere.

Dreams make life positive regardless of age.
And, someone's dream can gently encourage those who see it—.
We are aiming for such a work.

Reference Book

📖 "Dreams from Age 1 to 100" (Edited by Japan Dream Project)

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