FILM FESTIVAL LOGO

The Aichi–Nagoya International Animation Film Festival considers the development of the next generation to be one of our main missions. The festival is committed to supporting young talent across all areas of creation related to animation.
The logo, which is an essential piece in communicating the festival’s image, was selected through an open call targeting students studying graphic design in Nagoya, Aichi Prefecture. Following a rigorous and careful review process, the design submitted by Ms. Yuika Koyamada and Ms. Marin Seko of HAL Nagoya, CG, Design & Animation Four-Year Program, CG Designer Major, was chosen for adoption.

ANIAFF
ANIAFF LOGO Japanese Version (Horizontal)

Japanese Ver. (Horizontal)

ANIAFF LOGO English Version (Horizontal)

English Ver. (Horizontal)

ANIAFF LOGO Japanese Version (Vertical)

Japanese Ver. (Vertical)

ANIAFF LOGO English Version (Vertical)

English Ver. (Vertical)

COMMENT

Comment by Yuika Koyamada

I am truly honored to have been given the opportunity to design the logo for this festival. Using the "Shachihoko," a symbol of Aichi Prefecture as the central motif, I aimed for a pop and character-like design that would also appeal to younger generations. While preserving the unique arched posture of the Shachihoko, the overall shape is arranged into a round silhouette, representing the Japanese flag. Also, by incorporating reel perforations and related patterns to symbolize the elements of film, I ensured that both the host location and the theme of the event are conveyed naturally through the design. I would be delighted to see this logo embraced by many people and help make the festival even more appealing. Thank you very much.

Comment by Marin Seko

I am truly grateful to have been given the opportunity to take part in creating the logo, and I have approached the work with great care. This festival is an event that I have also been eagerly looking forward to, and in designing the symbol that represents it, I tried to express the sense of excitement and anticipation that animation inspires. To ensure the logo would feel approachable to all visitors, I designed it with a rounded and pop-like impression overall, while also hoping that through its logo, it would naturally draw attention to the uniqueness of Aichi, the host location. I hope that this logo will be cherished by many and continue to be loved alongside the festival for years to come. Thank you so much for this invaluable experience.