“Tokyo's Landscape” is a work composed of the fish-shaped soy sauce bottles frequently seen in Japanese bento. The individual bottles are filled with many different colors of water and are patterned after people living in today’s world, and by assembling a huge mass of them together, the work expresses a state of crowding and its resulting behaviors. Covered in multicolored soy sauce bottles, this work reflects the rich individualities and personalities of the viewers, while simultaneously burying this diversity in the throngs of crowds.