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In 2001, Naoki formed the J-POP group [[BeForU]] with the four winners of the ''DanceDanceRevolution 5thMIX アーティストオーディション'' (Artist Audition) 2001. He was the main producer for the first three albums of the band and on [[Riyu Kosaka]]'s first album, [[begin (album)|begin]]. In 2002, Naoki created [[TERRA|TËЯRA]] with [[Junko Karashima|jun]].  
In 2001, Naoki formed the J-POP group [[BeForU]] with the four winners of the ''DanceDanceRevolution 5thMIX アーティストオーディション'' (Artist Audition) 2001. He was the main producer for the first three albums of the band and on [[Riyu Kosaka]]'s first album, [[begin (album)|begin]]. In 2002, Naoki created [[TERRA|TËЯRA]] with [[Junko Karashima|jun]].  


By 2009, Naoki became more involved with the console releases of DanceDanceRevolution as a producer. Naoki also produced the original Xbox 360 game [[DanceEvolution]] (known as Dance Masters in North America). He was also involved in its subsequent arcade release as [[DanceEvolution ARCADE]] in 2012.
By 2009, Naoki became more involved with the console releases of DanceDanceRevolution as a producer. Naoki also produced the original Xbox 360 game [[DanceMasters]] (known as DanceEvolution in Japan). He was also involved in its subsequent arcade release as [[DanceEvolution ARCADE]] in 2012.


In the beginning of 2013, Naoki left KONAMI to later join CAPCOM that same year. Following his departure, KONAMI removed nearly all pictures or videos of him from BEMANI games. His last, playable songs for BEMANI were [[Everything I Need]] and [[You]] for the [[AC DDR 2013|2013 DanceDanceRevolution]] arcade game. Since he left, Naoki has served as the producer of a mobile music game named ''[http://www.capcom.co.jp/smartphone/crossbeats/ CROSS×BEATS]'' (2013) and its arcade release ''[http://www.capcom.co.jp/arcade/rev/PC/ crossbeats REV.]'' (2015), both published by CAPCOM.
In the beginning of 2013, Naoki left KONAMI to later join CAPCOM that same year. Following his departure, KONAMI removed nearly all pictures or videos of him from BEMANI games. His last, playable songs for BEMANI were [[Everything I Need]] and [[You]] for the [[AC DDR 2013|2013 DanceDanceRevolution]] arcade game. Since he left, Naoki has served as the producer of a mobile music game named ''[http://www.capcom.co.jp/smartphone/crossbeats/ CROSS×BEATS]'' (2013) and its arcade release ''[http://www.capcom.co.jp/arcade/rev/PC/ crossbeats REV.]'' (2015), both published by CAPCOM.
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