The Huffington Post -
4 Mar 2016 22:28

The Japanese are well-known for making efficient use of small living areas, a necessity of their high population density. As a native, I myself often find the womb-like qualities of these spaces comforting, not confining. This feeling is what led me to the subject of these portraits, which show the residents of what is best described as a guesthouse for backpackers in Tokyo. The facility is a sort of downscale version of the well-known "capsule hotels" often used by Japanese businessmen for shor...
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