urban mobility

His films obsessively capture the kinetic energy, neon-lit streets, and transient encounters of dense urban environments where characters perpetually move through space without truly connecting.

He explores how Tokyo's subway systems, pedestrian rhythms, and architectural spaces shape human relationships and the invisible flows of urban life across generations.

His radical approach to cinema uses cars, streets, and urban circulation as metaphors for modern alienation, freedom, and the fragmentation of contemporary metropolitan existence.