Why Tracking Matters

Art directors aren’t just visual stylists—they shape the entire aesthetic language of a project, from set design to color palettes and mood boards. For vendors and service providers offering props, set construction, scenic design, or location-based solutions, aligning your outreach with art directors’ current projects is key to securing meaningful partnerships.

Vitrina: Your Real-Time Tracking Hub

• Track Top Art Directors in Japan and Projects Globally
• Map their Collaborations and Service Providers
• Verified Contact Details for Purposeful Outreach
• Real-Time Project Updates to Align Your Pitch

Top Art Directors in Japan

Yoshie Kikukawa

Yoshie Kikukawa is a graphic designer and art director known for her work in the art department on notable Japanese films like Cat’s Eye (1997), Ichigensan (2000), and Aoi bara satsujin jiken (1993). She has frequently collaborated with major production companies like Nikkatsu Corporation and Fuji Television Network on projects spanning genres like action, comedy, romance, and mystery.

Yoshie Kikukawa

Takeo Kimura is an acclaimed Japanese art director and production designer known for his collaborations on acclaimed films like The Clone Returns Home and Dreaming Awake. He has worked extensively on dramas and art films, showcasing his expertise in production design and art direction across genres like drama, science fiction, and comedy.

Yoshie Kikukawa

Takatoshi Suzuki is an acclaimed Japanese art director and production designer who has worked on numerous notable films for Toei Company Ltd. He is renowned for his collaborations with directors like Kinji Fukasaku on the iconic Battles Without Honor and Humanity crime film series. Suzuki’s expertise lies in art direction, production design, and creating visually striking sets that bring gritty realism to crime dramas and yakuza films.

How Vitrina Empowers You to Engage

Vitrina doesn’t just list names—it tracks them. It lets you see what Yoshie Kikukawa,Takeo Kimura,Takatoshi Suzuki and countless others are actively working on. For service companies, tech vendors, or post-production houses, this means:

You’re reaching out when your services align with their projects.
You know exactly how your offering fits into their current VFX workflows.
You’re not just cold calling—you’re connecting with purpose.