In the “Still Life” series, I captured urban landscapes from observatories all around Japan from a unique perspective.
By viewing the city from a high vantage point through thick glass, the viewer is cut off from the hustle and bustle of everyday life, and the city appears as if it has stopped moving, standing still.
In this photo, the windows of this observation deck in Tokyo reflect the buildings in the city center.

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In the “Still Life” series, I captured urban landscapes from observatories all around Japan from a unique perspective.
By viewing the city from a high vantage point through thick glass, the viewer is cut off from the hustle and bustle of everyday life, and the city appears as if it has stopped moving, standing still.
In this photo, I captured this iconic shopping district at night with a super-telephoto lens from an observatory in Osaka.

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In the “Still Life” series, I captured urban landscapes from observatories all around Japan from a unique perspective.
By viewing the city from a high vantage point through thick glass, the viewer is cut off from the hustle and bustle of everyday life, and the city appears as if it has stopped moving, standing still.
This photo shows Shibuya’s iconic scramble crossing at dusk.

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In the “Still Life” series, I captured urban landscapes from observatories all around Japan from a unique perspective.
By viewing the city from a high vantage point through thick glass, the viewer is cut off from the hustle and bustle of everyday life, and the city appears as if it has stopped moving, standing still.
In this photograph, the focus is on the window glass of a distinctive office building seen from an observatory in Nagoya.

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I took this photo of a cherry tree wrapped in a plastic bag in Ginza on a rainy spring day.

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I was attracted by the regularity of the positions of all the people enthusiastically playing grass baseball on the riverbank at Tama River in early summer.

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One day it snowed unusually heavily in Tokyo.
I was looking at the snow on the station platform as I finished my errands and was heading home.
As I was looking out at the snow on the train platform, I saw a passing train changing the trajectory of the snow.
I quickly took this photo with a slow shutter speed.

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The “ballpark” series is an attempt to capture the people and atmosphere surrounding baseball merely as an observer rather than focusing on the game itself.
As a photographer I did not even know the rules of baseball, but was simply overwhelmed by the atmosphere of the place.

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The “ballpark” series is an attempt to capture the people and atmosphere surrounding baseball merely as an observer rather than focusing on the game itself.
As a photographer I did not even know the rules of baseball, but was simply overwhelmed by the atmosphere of the place.

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The “ballpark” series is an attempt to capture the people and atmosphere surrounding baseball merely as an observer rather than focusing on the game itself.
As a photographer I did not even know the rules of baseball, but was simply overwhelmed by the atmosphere of the place.

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