A poetry collection that follows the feelings and scenes encountered while walking through the city, pausing, and living among others. Through bridges, corridors, and memories of language, it quietly gathers small joys and the fluctuations of being alive.

Walking through the city, stumbling, and living among the world.

A collection of criticism centered on Hagiwara Sakutaro, tracing his connections with Edogawa Rampo, Maruyama Kaoru, Nakahara Chuya, the Shiki school, and the popular-poetry movement. Through the workings of poetic language, it examines the intersections of modern Japanese poetry and literature from multiple perspectives.

A work of poetic criticism that reads the lineages formed by Sakutaro and his contemporaries.