In the subways and elevated trains of Tokyo, millions of people move every day,
immersed in an unceasing rhythm. These are crowded spaces, where chaos and motion seem to reign.
And yet, within the folds of that constant flow, moments of suspension emerge —
brief instants in which passengers retreat into their own inner worlds.
A distant gaze, an absent-minded gesture, a face lost beyond the window:
fragments of introspection that reveal a parallel journey.
Looking outside becomes a way to escape the noise and density of the carriage,
to drift with the fleeting urban landscapes that, for a moment, offer a breath of air.
These images aim to portray this dual movement:
the outward flow of the city and the inward journey of those who pass through it.
A metropolitan diary made of solitude, thoughts, and silent escapes from the crowd.

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