My creation of this website was triggered by the spread of the coronavirus.When I could no longer go on photo shoots, I began to organize my photos.Looking at the photos reminded me of the emotions, the feels, the smells, and the appreciation I gained from my travels.
And I felt it would be a shame to keep the wonderful events I experienced to myself.

Originally, I had no knowledge or interest in foreign countries and did not even feel that travel was worthwhile. However, in the midst of my daily unchanging social life, I began to feel more and more resentful. What is the difference between yesterday and today? Will I still be riding the same train to work 10 or 20 years in the future? I didn’t feel like just sitting back and watching time go by. I wondered if I could spend my days in a way that would stimulate my curiosity and inquisitiveness more.

At the time, I was working as a photo developer and product photographer, but I decided to quit my job and set out on a 1,000-day bicycle trip. The reason for this was that I wanted to make a big change in my environment. The reason I chose to travel by bicycle was so that I would not be able to return home immediately.

During the journey, I had various experiences such as illness, accidents, discrimination, preferential treatment, scams, theft, robbery, love, and heartbreak.

 I had the opportunity to meet a diverse range of people, those who laughed in joy, shed tears in sorrow, shouted in anger, and embraced each other in gratitude. 

Working alongside local people in activities like fishing in small boats, fruit picking, rice planting, dairy farming, and livestock breeding allowed me to learn a more diverse set of perspectives.

These experiences broadened my outlook, enabling me to think more objectively about things, and I learned the concept of “I know that I know nothing.” 

These adventures felt like living another life, akin to being lost in the narrative of a novel or a movie. Experiencing multiple lives within one lifetime is truly a remarkable thing.

Subsequently, I started repeating short journeys many times, with a recent focus on photographing India – “Incredible India!”

I felt it would be a waste to keep this experience to myself, so I came up with the idea of creating a website to serve as a catalyst for everyone to learn about the diversity of people living in the same era. While I have thousands of photos, I’ve chosen a minimal selection to avoid self-indulgence, opting for those that convey the essence of the scenes.

I’ve strived to keep the text concise and unobtrusive to your interests and imagination. However, I am not a native English speaker, so please point out any inaccuracies or expressions that may lead to misunderstandings.
And, It will take a few more years to post everything, but please bear with us.