No One is Here for You is the first photography book by Paris-born writer and filmmaker Julien Levy since Everyday is Doomsday, published more than five years earlier. The pictures were shot at night, in bars and on the streets of Tokyo, in days when social life was frowned upon, capturing the loneliness of young artists in a city that has forgotten about them. The cast of up-and-coming actors, actresses, models and artists is found in a state of frustration, of waiting, and above all of melancholia; the book leans toward the dark side of life under a pandemic, yet finds beauty in the emptied city.