Five Frames for Love

Yuto has a knack for drawing subjects that relieve grief and bring joy, and he's on a mission to bring that happiness to the world. He's also a videographer, as he uploads videos that show his unique talents, for example, the ability to draw with both hands. These catchy posts have garnered him a viral following, which he uses to donate time & money to dog shelters. What's the story behind his love for dog rescues? And what took him from his hometown to Tokyo? Find out on this episode!

Every artist has a passion for creation, but while some create for themselves, Yuto does it purely for others' happiness. This multi-talented painter is especially known for drawing portraits of bereaved families' lost pets, and his art, along with catchy videos of his unique drawing process, has garnered him a viral following. How did this lone wolf find purpose and meaning in his friends? And can he truly master his field, as he wants to? See Yuto as he paints joy in the world.

This multifaceted talent delves in fashion, music, picture books & more. Eschewing the idea of a job title, he navigates his way through the industry's creative halls, opening doors to opportunities as they arise. But this spirit wasn't always so free, when family troubles during childhood left him wanting to end his own life. Now a force that shines bright, one thing is for sure; wherever he goes, a trail of brilliant colors follow.

This artist holds many talents, but refuses to choose one to describe himself. He is a stylist, author, musician and more. Breaking into the fashion industry as a teenager, he was labeled "the highschooler stylist," and gained attention. But at the same time, he was secretly struggling with money and shelter, until he found his "family tribe" of free spirits to grow with. Now a celebrated creative force, his colors can't ever be muted.

Ory wants to bring the privilege of physical mobility and social interaction to everyone. His "avatar robot" gives expressions, carries real-time conversations and even moves objects. But, it's not powered by AI. In fact, it's controlled by people who are stuck indoors, due to sickness, disability or mental hurdles. The idea came about because Ory was a "hikikomori" shut-in himself. See how this charismatic inventor is giving an overlooked group of people the chance to be a part of society again.

Ory's "avatar robots" are giving people stuck indoors or without mobility the chance to hold down real jobs and lead stable lives. Using remote controlled software, the avatars serve real customers in cafes across Japan. One special person was Oly's muse; what did he do to spark the innovation needed to get this invention off the ground? How has living through a robot's eyes changed people's lives? Learn all, through this charismatic roboticist!