Kyoichi Tsuzuki's photography reveals a side of Japan often overlooked, portraying the cluttered, vibrant reality of daily life in Tokyo's densely populated spaces.
The visual chaos of Tokyo, with its burst of color and texture, starkly contrasts the global image of Japanese minimalism, showcasing the city's organic complexity.
Tsuzuki's three-year exploration of Tokyo's apartments celebrates clutter, capturing the essence of a society where space is maximized and aesthetic norms are challenged.
Terms like gomi-yashiki and afuré-dashi illustrate how clutter has become a culturally significant phenomenon in Japan, reflecting organic growth rather than planned design.
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