For decades, I have savored the light and shadows created by the city of Tokyo, illuminating buildings, citizens, and sidewalks. In the process, I have also noticed that the world woven by light and shadow is not fixed, but very fluid and ephemeral.

Direct sunlight makes buildings glow, bringing out every detail with precision.

And deep shadows become pure shapes, suggesting intimacy, mystery, and death. They are deeply personal, innocent feelings that are always present in our hearts.