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Palace Hotel Tokyo, Marunouchi
To see the flower without seeing yourself seeing it—that might be Zen.
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The Haruki Murakami Library, Waseda
My second home office. Some spaces are meant for work, others for escape. But sometimes, they are one and the same.
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Miyamasuzaka-shita Intersection, Shibuya
Millions of beings are woven into the chaotic equation of the city, endlessly revolving.
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Capitol Hotel, Nagatacho
Sit in the hotel lounge. Let your eyes linger on your iPhone. Wait for someone—though no one is ever coming.
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Ichibancho, Tokyo
Coffee shops: the crossroads between social fiction and personal reality.
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Hotel Okura Tokyo, Toranomon
The cafe opens, the cafe closes. Nothing truly begins, nothing ever truly ends.
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Akasaka, Tokyo
Civilizations collapse, but symbols endure.
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Marunouchi, Tokyo
Perhaps this silent city gazes down, awaiting the moment order falters. That is where stories begin.
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Yosenji Temple, Akasaka
The temple is already within you. Why climb at all?
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Capitol Hotel, Tokyo
March feels like happiness when you can order an iced latte without a second thought.