Broken Hallelujah
A psychological suspense series that begins with the unexplained death of a rising musician and unfolds into an examination of fractured memory, fragile bonds, and the invisible pressures that fame imposes.
LIVING IN SHIBUYA: A LIFE INSIDE THE CITY
A documentary-style urban essay blending fieldwork, photography, and personal narrative to trace ten years of life in Shibuya. Living in Shibuya during a once-in-a-century redevelopment, this project examines the city’s rapid transformation through the lens of everyday life. By walking its streets over a decade and observing the shifts in architecture, commerce, and community, the work explores how gentrification unfolds in Tokyo—and how it parallels, diverges from, and subtly echoes the changes seen in New York.
A Priest and His Disciple on a Pilgrimage Through Nagasaki
A character-driven pilgrimage narrative following a Catholic priest and his disciple as they travel through Christian heritage sites in Nagasaki. Their journey moves between two historical axes—Japan’s era of Christian prohibition and the devastation of the atomic bombing—ultimately leading them to the islands of Gotō, home of the Hidden Christians.