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Wishing you a Happy New Year.
Thank you sincerely for your exceptional support over the past year.
This year's New Year's card features a snake design that changes according to the "challenge you want to take on" that you choose.
So, what kind of changes are you aiming for in 2025?
New Year’s cards have long been cherished in Japan as a traditional way to exchange greetings at the start of the year. For the 2025 New Year’s card, we used Japanese traditional patterns to depict a snake shedding its skin, so that you can experience this aspect of Japanese culture more deeply.
Japanese traditional patterns have been passed down through everyday life since ancient times, with each design reflecting the hopes and wishes of the people who created them.
Career & Skill Development
Kuginuki PatternThis traditional Japanese pattern is literally based on a nail-pulling tool, embodying wishes for “removing hardships” and “achieving one’s goals.”
Health & Beauty
Asanoha Pattern This pattern features a geometric design inspired by the shape of hemp leaves. Drawing on the characteristic of hemp’s rapid growth, it symbolizes healthy development and well-being.
Love & Partnerships
Shippo PatternThis pattern, composed of overlapping circles, symbolizes “harmony,” “connection,” and “peaceful unity.” Since ancient times, it has carried the wish to cherish family and personal relationships.
Hobbies & New Challenges
Sakura PatternThis pattern, inspired by Japan’s iconic cherry blossoms, represents hope and new beginnings.
Asset Building & Financial
Tatewaku PatternThis pattern, composed of vertically connected wave-like lines, symbolizes “ascension” and “prosperity.” It is often used as a motif to wish for household prosperity and success.
Our Slogan for 2025
Sometimes, the word “normal” can hold us back. Before smartphones existed, letters were the only way to convey our feelings. Now, within just a few seconds, our voices can reach every corner of the world. Is that a miracle? No—it, too, has become “normal.”
But when we pause for a moment, we start to wonder: Is this “normal” we see now really necessary? We spend our days chasing “likes” on social media—but where can we find a true sense of approval? As for workplace rules, who decided what’s supposed to be “normal,” anyway?
At Clip, we help our clients re-examine what they take for granted, uncovering the challenges hidden within. Then we shine a light on the value that lies beneath and work together with our clients to achieve tangible results.
A small shift in perspective can open up new possibilities for the future. So, what “normal” are we overlooking in our everyday lives?
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Staff Message
CEO
Kyohei Tokuo
Thank you very much for all your help and support throughout the past year. No matter what comes our way, may it be an exciting year that brings joy and excitement to everyone!
COO
Keita Hiroshige
I look forward to working with you again this year. Let's make it an enjoyable one!
Director
Yuki Sanagashi
Thank you for your continued support this year as well!Wishing you a wonderful year ahead.
Director
Kasumi Kushibiki
Happy New Year! I will cherish every encounter and make this a year of continued growth.
Designer
Ryohei Jingu
I aim to create new value this year by bringing fresh perspectives and ideas. Thank you for your continued support!
Front-End Engineer
Tomoya Okada
Happy New Year! I will do my utmost to surpass last year’s achievements.Thank you for your continued support this year as well.
Our Service
We leverage our years of cultivated creative strength to 'design business.' By combining creativity with strategy, we comprehensively support everything from building business strategies to formulating digital tactics and developing concrete plans, thus unlocking new possibilities for businesses. We also firmly establish KGI and KPI to elevate these into tangible and feasible business models.
We 'design communication' to enhance brand value. First, we clarify a company's philosophy and what it values, then brand this 'desired identity.' We design CI (Corporate Identity), BI (Brand Identity), and VI (Visual Identity) to maintain the brand's unity and consistency. Additionally, we use various communication methods like Web, SNS, advertising, and events to effectively reach the target audience with the brand.
Our motto is to solve business challenges with optimal creativity and provide the best user experience. From our mainstay of website production to video production and event planning, we support our clients' businesses with useful and aesthetically pleasing creatives that can move the hearts of the target audience.
To achieve set goals, we implement PDCA based on quantitative research and analysis to foster business growth. We provide continuous efficient business support, from operating and updating websites, server maintenance, to data-driven reports and improvement proposals.
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For inquiries about work consultations or production partner agreements,
please feel free to contact us.
Corporate Profile
| Company Name | Qlip Co., Ltd. |
|---|---|
| Location | KRK Building 5F, 1-17-8 Kamimeguro, Meguro-ku, Tokyo 153-0051, Japan |
| Executives | CEO：Kyohei Tokuo / COO：Keita Hiroshige |
| Established | March 13, 2015 |
| Tel / Fax | 03-6452-5971 / 03-6452-5976 |
| URL | https://www.qlip.co.jp/ |
| info@qlip.co.jp/ | |
| SNS | Facebook Instagram note X |
New Year <br/>Project Crew
| Director | Kasumi Kushibiki |
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| Designer | Ryohei Jingu |
| Front-End Engineer / 3DCG Animation | Tomoya Okada |
| Supervisor | Keita Hiroshige |
| Producer | Kyohei Tokuo |
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