Tokyo's Covid summer of 2020, documented in street photographs. Shoshi Okamoto, a disciple of Daido Moriyama and Masahisa Fukase, spent the summer of 2020 walking through the city and capturing the scenes unfolding in the streets. His black-and-white images engage their human subjects from a distance, positioning them in the scenery like extras in a film or stagehands preparing a set; as a series the somewhat melancholic yet hopeful pictures form a larger picture, less like the pieces of a mosaic than like disjointed memories. In the afterword Okamoto tells of a big map of Tokyo on his living-room wall on which he marked the places he had visited with his camera, and of saving a dying kitten in a town by a river, picked up in autumn by his newly found foster parents.