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Commuters・通る人
If you think of the metropolis as a clockwork, then you could think of public transportation as the gears that makes it tick.
On an average day, the train and subway networks of Greater Tokyo carry about 40 million passengers to their destinations. Many of them spend more than an hour per day in-between stations and on the rails: and even before the arrival of smartphones commuters in Tokyo keep to themselves. Cocooned in their own spheres within the crowds, and even a familiar face just a moment passing-by in motion.
This series aims to explore the brief moments in-between; the life in and around the platforms where trains and commuters are allowed to catch a quick breath.