The aesthetic of Japan (near Kyoto, Japan)
Students walk through the Toris (near Kyoto, Japan)
Woman at the purification fire (Asakusa shrine, Tokyo, Japan)
Women taking photographs of each other (near Kyoto, Japan)
A praying couple in the Daisho-In temple (Itsukushima/Miyajima, Japan)
Praying lady (Daisho-in temple, Miyajima, Japan)
Students in the streets of Hiroshima (Japan)
Shibuya Crossing (Tokyo, Japan)
The lights and the colors of Shibuya (Tokyo, Japan)
Office people on their way home (Hiroshima, Japan)
Praying to the smartphone (near Kyoto, Japan)
Woman is passing the hall (Kyoto, Japan)
Woman in a traditional dress (Kyoto, Japan)
Tuna cutter (Tsukiji fish market, Tokyo, Japan)
Cook (Tsukiji fish market, Tokyo, Japan)
Knife sharpener (Tsukiji fish market, Tokyo, Japan)
Exhausted salesclerk (Tsukiji fish market, Tokyo, Japan)
Deal (Tsukiji fish market, Tokyo, Japan)
Lights (Tokyo, Japan)
Purification fountain I (Japan)
Burned candles, water and ashes (Japan)
Toris (near Kyoto, Japan)
Purification fountain II (Japan)
Purification fountain III (Japan)
Red flags at a shrine (Tokyo, Japan)
Ashes (Asakusa Shrine, Tokyo)
Shelf. Plastic. Food. Cook. Eat. Refill.
Japan Lunch Aesthetic
Like an extrinsic starship that has been landed in the Pacific. Like an age-old culture that has been catapulted into present and immediately transformed to future. Like one tender soul lost in aesthetics, spirit and distance. Such as the most populous place which is the calmest on Earth. An inspiration.