Tokyo

Member Projects

• Ten Pillars Inside a Tokyo Station - Numbered mosaic columns in a Tokyo station, shot in descending order on 35mm film.
• Shibuya Loosies - A stray-frame roll through sunlit Tokyo streets, from light-leak red to a racing roadster at the crosswalk.
• Tamru (@shopbrooklyntokyo_official) - A two-frame portrait of Tamru at his Tokyo shop, from window-lit counter to close-up hand sign.
• Finding Twillo — Meguro, Tokyo - Late-night Tokyo on 35mm color negative, from closed subway gates to convenience-store light and a final glowing apparition.
• Fish Market Tokyo Tsukiji - One walk through Tsukiji's market lanes, from barbecue smoke and stacked crates to a prawn cracker raised to the light.
• Harajuku Street Shots - Takeshita Street at full flood on 35mm color negative — arch, crowd, signage, and one blurred newsstand.
• MUJI Hotel and Night Street Photos, Chuo, Tokyo - One night in Chuo, Tokyo, moving from a quiet hotel room out into the city's lit-up dark.
• Shibuya at Night Street Photos - From koban notice board to the flooded light of the scramble, one roll of 35mm color negative after dark in Shibuya.
• Shibuya Loosies — Heart Film Stock - A Tokyo street roll where glowing hearts drift over the ordinary business of Shibuya.
• Shibuya Randoms - A loose night roll through Shibuya, from a burned frame edge to bandanas, neon corners, and mirrored stairs.
• Shibuya Day Street Shots - Tokyo in full daylight — record-store landmarks, backlit crossings, and the deliveries that keep the neighborhood running.
• Tokyo Station and Tokyo Dome City - One roll across Tokyo, from a Ferris wheel's orange cabin down to pine-lined moats and brick arches.
• Tokyo Government Building View - Tokyo from the observation floor: pyramid crowns, endless rooftops, and a sky doing most of the talking.
• Gotokuji Temple, Setagaya, Tokyo - Maneki-neko in the hundreds, temple roofs and raked gravel, and a neighborhood where the cats follow you back out to the street.
• Shiba Park, Minato, Tokyo - One tower, one dark park, eight angles of orange steel on color negative film.