A video installation planned and created for "HAMANASHI HOUSEBOAT," Lake Kawaguchi's only floating restaurant, as part of a high-value tourism initiative promoted by the Japan Tourism Agency.

Projected onto the dining tables during the final stage of the course meal, the work is designed like a textile pattern that connects seamlessly across the seats in every direction. While a vast tapestry unfolds to cover the entire space, each guest can follow, close at hand, delicate animations depicting Yamanashi's history and food, its nature and the lives lived there, from their own vantage point.

"To eat is to receive the climate and memory of a place as a part of one's own body"—rendering this concept of local gastronomy as lived experience, the work brings forth a space where those gathered around the table share, as one, the stories and the time of the land.