In the spirit of more traditional calligraphy, this work by Issai Tanaka evokes Roppongi, a Tokyo district that has changed considerably in recent years. Roppongi means “The 6 Trees” in Japanese, because the place once consisted of 6 majestic trees, before they were destroyed during the Second World War. The name remains, describing a district today more evocative of modernity, or even luxury.

In the spirit of more traditional calligraphy, this work by Issai Tanaka evokes Roppongi, a Tokyo district that has changed considerably in recent years. Roppongi means “The 6 Trees” in Japanese, because the place once consisted of 6 majestic trees, before they were destroyed during the Second World War. The name remains, describing a district today more evocative of modernity, or even luxury.

In the spirit of more traditional calligraphy, this work by Issai Tanaka evokes Roppongi, a Tokyo district that has changed considerably in recent years. Roppongi means “The 6 Trees” in Japanese, because the place once consisted of 6 majestic trees, before they were destroyed during the Second World War. The name remains, describing a district today more evocative of modernity, or even luxury.

In the spirit of more traditional calligraphy, this work by Issai Tanaka evokes Roppongi, a Tokyo district that has changed considerably in recent years. Roppongi means “The 6 Trees” in Japanese, because the place once consisted of 6 majestic trees, before they were destroyed during the Second World War. The name remains, describing a district today more evocative of modernity, or even luxury.