So right now, you're in Nakano?
Right now, I'm at home. We are trying not to be together, so we are taking turns in the studio. We've been doing this since the second State of Emergency started. For me, it's okay, since I'm used to coordinating with our artists who live abroad. Some of the other people have more trouble working from home.
Last year, it was more difficult during the first lockdown because we were doing a board game project with
Sony, and we were communicating a lot together in French and Japanese. There were a lot of documents to prepare.