Of all things Japanese, I'd say it is our unique sensitivity toward nature and life that distinguishes our people. And that sensitivity, at least part of it, must come from our landscape. People and landscape. That's what I want to show to you here.
A self-proclaimed multi-dimensional creative artist living in a small town in Southern Japan after having spent many years in North America, Europe, and East Asia with interest in many different fields, including music, photography, language, creative writing, movies and art in general.
言語、音楽、映画、写真、ライティング、芸術一般に関心を寄せる自称「多元的創造者」。またの名を「多芸は無芸」人。英語のほか、日常会話レベルのフランス語と中国語もこなす。長年の海外生活（北米、欧州、東アジア）を経て、現在は南九州の小さな町に住みながら創造的活動を続ける。
The sun is setting now, making everything in sight orange with its slowly fading light. Here I am, standing in the middle of the rice field. I see my own shadow through the lenz, therefore I am.
