Don’t Disturb My Disquieting Mood
Shingo Wakagi
(若木信吾) Current which sees the fear possessed

which sees the fear possessed towards nature as its beginning

" to discover whether our individual perceptions might connect and relate them

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いくつもの旅の途中、街の片隅で出会ってしまったガラクタのような、けれど愛おしいあれこれ。 見捨てていけずにフィルムに収めて持ち帰り、暗室の棚にある小箱に溜め込んでいました。 駅、食堂、酒場、旅館、ウインドウ、次にこの街に来たときにはもう会えないだろうと思うから。この小箱をきっと悦んでくれる人がいるはずです、僕にとっては宝ものなのですから。

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Don’t Disturb My Disquieting Mood<br />Shingo Wakagi<br>(若木信吾) Current which sees the fear possessedI visited Tokyo in 1995. This was the third time for me to be in the city. The first time was in 1988; I was a high school student and went to Parco Museum to see a solo exhibition of the work of Herb Ritts. The second time was in 1989. Around then, I was repeatedly retaking the TOEFL exam, struggling to get a score high enough. I decided to choose a testing location in Tokyo for a change and visited friends studying at universities in Tokyo. Since I