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Jun. 30, 2025
[Image1]In this work, I chose to use the shadow forest as a curtain to let the torii gate of Fushimi Inari T

In this work, I chose to use the shadow forest as a curtain to let the torii gate of Fushimi Inari Taisha slowly appear in natural light. The people walking through it are as calm as travelers, making the shrine not only a sightseeing spot, but also a gateway to the spiritual world.
Passed down from generation to generation, these vermilion birds symbolize the continuation of beliefs, traditions and aspirations, stretching through the woods, like a vein between humans and nature, between the divine and the mundane. Although the picture is silent, it contains strong spiritual tension and cultural resonance.

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In this work, I chose to stand under the Inari Torii and look up at the stone steps leading to the depths of the mountain forest. Sunlight pours down through the gaps in the torii gate, leaving bright marks on the stairs, like the footprints of gods. The torii gate is not just a building, but also a "boundary" - it distinguishes between the mundane and the divine, the mortal and the faithful. The staircase in the center of the picture leads people into the unknown but sacred situation. In the quiet forest, light becomes the only sound. It is not noisy, but powerful, just like our inner awe and exploration of the unknown.
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In this Street View photo, I captured the most iconic street of Dotonbori in Osaka. From the large-scale traditional food sign "Osaka King Sho" to the "EXPO 2025" logo, which symbolizes the future, it shows how a city is constantly flowing and merging between tradition and future. The text and lights stacked on top and bottom of the picture seem to be the breathing rhythm of the city, which is both crowded and organized, just like the name of the Wanbo mascot "Myakumyaku (vein)", symbolizing the continuation and circulation of the city's culture and life. This is not just a street scene, but a story that tells the coexistence of time flow and culture.

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