Pictures by Valerie Fujita
Written by Alexandre Martinazzo
Written by Alexandre Martinazzo
There’s something about your average Tokyo UFO. Most of the time it’s huge, and flashy, and seems dedicated to the sole purpose of being noticed, but even in the brightest day, it just stays incognito. Maybe because that “something” is pretty much the same thing even a child would understand by entering the city for the first time of his life. But yet there is nothing like boredom in Tokyo scenario. As consensus rules outdoors and perversion indoors in Japanese culture, one can expect the worse when it comes to enclosed spaces. Beneath the “happy midgets wonderland” exterior often lie some unthinkable secrets…






