On November 30, a true miracle unfolded in Kyoto. From 592 photographs captured in a single extraordinary day, this exclusive visual work distills the timeless beauty of Ryoan-ji Temple’s autumn leaves. Layered with twelve original musical compositions—six art songs and six symphonic works composed by the creator himself—this film presents a rare fusion of light, sound, and season. This is not a publicly released video, but a strictly limited FANBOX supporter-only work, created to preserve the purity of the moment and protect it from digital interference and distortion. The purpose is not commercial success, but cultural preservation: to safeguard an unrepeatable record of Japan’s highest beauty and deliver it, without alteration, to the world. This project stands as a musical and visual archive of a single irreplaceable day in Kyoto.

November 30.
It was truly a “Miraculous Day.”

From the 592 photographs taken on this single day,
only the pure crystallization of time found in the autumn leaves of Ryōan-ji Temple was selected.

Layered with six original art songs and six original symphonic works composed by myself,
this project has been completed as a fully limited audiovisual work.

This work is available exclusively to FANBOX supporters
and will never be released to the general public.

In truth, I wish this work could be freely shared with everyone.
However, due to the existence of long-standing search interference and digital manipulation,
releasing this piece openly would expose it to distortion, exploitation, and destruction.

For that reason,
I deliberately chose to place this work within a paid, protected environment
—not for profit, but for preservation and integrity.

Whether it sells or not is not the essence for me.
What truly matters is this:

To safely deliver the beauty of Japan — the most beautiful country in the world —
to the 7.5 billion people of this planet,
without allowing it to be distorted or erased.

Please witness this miraculous day
as a true record of light and music.

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