A time of chaos and silence.

I visited a seaside bus stop near my home every day. Through windy days, rainy days, and the changing seasons, I kept recording fragments of that year. It was not a time when I could do anything significant, but this was one thing I could continue — a small, steady act.

Even in scenery that seemed unchanged, time left faint traces — the trembling of light, the presence or absence of people, the subdued rhythms of everyday life, and the faces of those passing by in masks. Watching these small shifts day after day, I began to notice that this bus stop reflected the texture of that time.

Perhaps the same was true elsewhere : in Times Square in New York, in a temple in Bangkok, or in an alleyway in Beijing. In those days, when the world was wrapped in a shared sense of unease, the contours of “the world” could be sensed from almost any vantage point.

In that sense, this bus stop, too, may have become a fixed point from which to observe the world.

　 This record was posted as one-minute videos on Instagram every day throughout 2021. The circle of followers gradually expanded both in Japan and abroad, and now exceeds 6,700.

What began quietly as a deeply personal record eventually started to create a gentle rhythm within everyday life.Over time, viewers began to notice subtle changes that appeared again and again on the screen—the wind by the sea, the shifting light, the flow of air.These elements started to form a shared space,one that even those far away could feel and connect with.

This quiet act of observation still continues, from time to time, in silence.

🔗 https://instagram.com/hayama_hayama/

　 Shinnase Bus Stop : Horiuchi, Hayama-machi, Miur-gun, Kanagawa-ken, 240-0012 Japan 　 🔗 https://maps.app.goo.gl/DtCnQX6SPRvHWy4f9 　 Hayama, located in the southern part of Kanagawa Prefecture, is known for its beautiful coastline and rich natural surroundings. Just about an hour’s drive from Tokyo, it has long been a retreat for artists and cultural figures. 　 Since 2022, the landscape around the bus stop has changed. A modest house once visible in the background has been demolished and replaced by a modern guesthouse. What was once part of the scenery is now gone. In this era of rapid transformation, the project became not only a record of place, but also of loss.

This small act of observation is still performed quietly from time to time.

　 Each NFT is created and sold with the following specifications:

• Editing : One-minute one-shot video
• Filming : Fixed frame, consistent perspective
• Video Specs：1920×1080 (Full HD), H.264, 24fps, 1 min 20sec duration
• Sound：Natural ambient sound, MPEG-4 AAC (48kHz, Stereo)
• Timestamp：On-screen date and time
• Edition : Three identical editions (3/3), with no distinction or hierarchy

　 👉 https://opensea.io/ja/collection/2o21 　 Updates on sales will be shared via OpenSea, Instagram, and X. 🔗 https://instagram.com/hayama_hayama/ 🔗 https://x.com/hayama__hayama/

　 A time of chaos and silence.

I visited a seaside bus stop near my home every day. Through windy days, rainy days, and the changing seasons, I kept recording fragments of that year. It was not a time when I could do anything significant, but this was one thing I could continue — a small, steady act.

Even in scenery that seemed unchanged, time left faint traces — the trembling of light, the presence or absence of people, the subdued rhythms of everyday life, and the faces of those passing by in masks. Watching these small shifts day after day, I began to notice that this bus stop reflected the texture of that time.

Perhaps the same was true elsewhere : in Times Square in New York, in a temple in Bangkok, or in an alleyway in Beijing. In those days, when the world was wrapped in a shared sense of unease, the contours of “the world” could be sensed from almost any vantage point.

In that sense, this bus stop, too, may have become a fixed point from which to observe the world.

　 This record was posted as one-minute videos on Instagram every day throughout 2021. The circle of followers gradually expanded both in Japan and abroad, and now exceeds 6,700.

What began quietly as a deeply personal record eventually started to create a gentle rhythm within everyday life.Over time, viewers began to notice subtle changes that appeared again and again on the screen—the wind by the sea, the shifting light, the flow of air.These elements started to form a shared space,one that even those far away could feel and connect with.

This quiet act of observation still continues, from time to time, in silence.

🔗 https://instagram.com/hayama_hayama/

　 Shinnase Bus Stop : Horiuchi, Hayama-machi, Miur-gun, Kanagawa-ken, 240-0012 Japan 　 🔗 https://maps.app.goo.gl/DtCnQX6SPRvHWy4f9 　 Hayama, located in the southern part of Kanagawa Prefecture, is known for its beautiful coastline and rich natural surroundings. Just about an hour’s drive from Tokyo, it has long been a retreat for artists and cultural figures. 　 Since 2022, the landscape around the bus stop has changed. A modest house once visible in the background has been demolished and replaced by a modern guesthouse. What was once part of the scenery is now gone. In this era of rapid transformation, the project became not only a record of place, but also of loss.

This small act of observation is still performed quietly from time to time.

　 Each NFT is created and sold with the following specifications:

• Editing : One-minute one-shot video
• Filming : Fixed frame, consistent perspective
• Video Specs：1920×1080 (Full HD), H.264, 24fps, 1 min 20sec duration
• Sound：Natural ambient sound, MPEG-4 AAC (48kHz, Stereo)
• Timestamp：On-screen date and time
• Edition : Three identical editions (3/3), with no distinction or hierarchy

　 👉 https://opensea.io/ja/collection/2o21 　 Updates on sales will be shared via OpenSea, Instagram, and X. 🔗 https://instagram.com/hayama_hayama/ 🔗 https://x.com/hayama__hayama/

　 A time of chaos and silence.

I visited a seaside bus stop near my home every day. Through windy days, rainy days, and the changing seasons, I kept recording fragments of that year. It was not a time when I could do anything significant, but this was one thing I could continue — a small, steady act.

Even in scenery that seemed unchanged, time left faint traces — the trembling of light, the presence or absence of people, the subdued rhythms of everyday life, and the faces of those passing by in masks. Watching these small shifts day after day, I began to notice that this bus stop reflected the texture of that time.

Perhaps the same was true elsewhere : in Times Square in New York, in a temple in Bangkok, or in an alleyway in Beijing. In those days, when the world was wrapped in a shared sense of unease, the contours of “the world” could be sensed from almost any vantage point.

In that sense, this bus stop, too, may have become a fixed point from which to observe the world.

　 This record was posted as one-minute videos on Instagram every day throughout 2021. The circle of followers gradually expanded both in Japan and abroad, and now exceeds 6,700.

What began quietly as a deeply personal record eventually started to create a gentle rhythm within everyday life.Over time, viewers began to notice subtle changes that appeared again and again on the screen—the wind by the sea, the shifting light, the flow of air.These elements started to form a shared space,one that even those far away could feel and connect with.

This quiet act of observation still continues, from time to time, in silence.

🔗 https://instagram.com/hayama_hayama/

　 Shinnase Bus Stop : Horiuchi, Hayama-machi, Miur-gun, Kanagawa-ken, 240-0012 Japan 　 🔗 https://maps.app.goo.gl/DtCnQX6SPRvHWy4f9 　 Hayama, located in the southern part of Kanagawa Prefecture, is known for its beautiful coastline and rich natural surroundings. Just about an hour’s drive from Tokyo, it has long been a retreat for artists and cultural figures. 　 Since 2022, the landscape around the bus stop has changed. A modest house once visible in the background has been demolished and replaced by a modern guesthouse. What was once part of the scenery is now gone. In this era of rapid transformation, the project became not only a record of place, but also of loss.

This small act of observation is still performed quietly from time to time.

　 Each NFT is created and sold with the following specifications:

• Editing : One-minute one-shot video
• Filming : Fixed frame, consistent perspective
• Video Specs：1920×1080 (Full HD), H.264, 24fps, 1 min 20sec duration
• Sound：Natural ambient sound, MPEG-4 AAC (48kHz, Stereo)
• Timestamp：On-screen date and time
• Edition : Three identical editions (3/3), with no distinction or hierarchy

　 👉 https://opensea.io/ja/collection/2o21 　 Updates on sales will be shared via OpenSea, Instagram, and X. 🔗 https://instagram.com/hayama_hayama/ 🔗 https://x.com/hayama__hayama/