JAY HIRANO and AITO KITAZAKI tell you about Europe now and how to live there in the future.

I'm starting to feel less urgent about "declaring a state of emergency" , but it's firmly "urgent".

However, visitors from abroad are sometimes surprised at how loose Japan is. Indeed, in Japan, restaurants are still open for business under these circumstances. . Overseas, some places still do not allow people to eat at restaurants.

European countries were also taking strong measures everywhere around March last year . In the midst of this, JAY HIRANO, a photographer who traveled to 6 European countries with a camera in hand, and AITO KITAZAKI, a "JAPANESE MANGA STREET ARTIST" who was based in Germany, will hold a joint exhibition.

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In this chaotic world, where we do not know where we should go, this is a solo exhibition where we can find the "answer" to this question. . Therefore, the title of the exhibition is "Way of life - How to live from now on.

Using photographs and graphics, the exhibition presents a vivid picture of Europe in the midst of a whirlwind and offers a glimpse of hope. The exhibition, which was very well received in Sapporo, has now made its way to Tokyo. The exhibition will open on Sunday, April 25, at the "Sho Konishi Lab.