Manhattan Code

The works published here were written at a small desk in a dilapidated apartment built 125 years ago. While the act of writing was modest, the world outside was rapidly changing—with events unfolding across cities, oceans, and distant lands. Living in such a place, where we deeply feel the currents of society and nature, defines the modern era.

Even in times of despair and apparent loss, I found that something always remained—perhaps invisible, perhaps tangible. What is it that we never truly lose? Maybe the answer has quietly arrived in your own heart.

TITLE: Manhattan Code

Blue for two
Manhattan code
Sleeplessness
Blanket
Transformation
Beast/Chair/Whistle/Ruler/Chimney
Lines
Cat
Everyday life
Red hands
Bird
Not even a squeak
Swan
In that world
Subway
Afterword

タイトル：マンハッタンコード

ふたりのブルー
マンハッタンコード
不眠
ブランケット
変態
猛獣／椅子／口笛／定規／煙突
台詞
猫
日常
赤い手
鳥
チューとも言わない
白鳥
その世界の中で
地下鉄
あとがき