The collection "Beloved wildflowers in Japan" exhibited at Foundation is a work that I photographed wild flowers that grow naturally in Japan in the four seasons.
My country, Japan, belongs to the temperate zone, so we have four distinct seasons throughout the year. And there is beautiful nature.
Through my work, I would like people all over the world to know that Japan has such beautiful wildflowers and the beauty of nature in Japan.
The theme of the work to be exhibited this time is Harurindou.
Harurindou reaches its peak in late March and blooms like a bouquet.
It is as beautiful as a set of sapphire gemstones, and it truly tells us Japanese of the arrival of spring.
