Koji Morimoto

Koji Morimoto, born on December 26, 1959, in Wakayama, Japan, is a prominent figure in the Japanese anime industry. He began his career as an animator, contributing to notable films such as "Tomorrow's Joe 2: The Movie" in 1981. Morimoto's work spans various genres and styles, with his distinctive visual storytelling earning him recognition. He has been involved in key animation roles for prominent anime series like "Kiki's Delivery Service," "City Hunter," and "Fist of the North Star." Morimoto is also known for his short films in anthologies like "Robot Carnival," "Short Peace," and "The Animatrix." Notably, he co-founded Studio 4°C, a renowned animation studio known for its innovative and experimental works.