When I visited Roppongi, I learned that there were elementary school students replanting the planters at the intersection. This instilled in me an image of Roppongi – one with families, shopping areas, and everyday life – that differs from the widely held stereotypical image of the city. I started this work with the idea that the real Roppongi could be seen through observation of the superficial “daily lives” of the people who pass by the intersection and the “neighborhoods” that should be there but are not immediately visible.