Hidden in this vivid and fantastic scenery drawn by Hironori Shiraishi, there is a secret which only the creator knows. "no art, no life" introduces artists from across Japan for whom expression is not a choice, but a compulsion. Not influenced by existing art or trends, nor by education, these artists and their works are gaining worldwide recognition. Devoted to creation, not for anyone else or even for themselves, they have a powerful presence. This episode features Hironori Shiraishi (46) who lives in Hiroshima Prefecture. The program delves into his creative process and attempts to capture his unique form of expression.
"What is this?" The artworks created by Momoka Imura, countless buttons sewn onto fabric, are totally original. "no art, no life" introduces artists from across Japan for whom expression is not a choice, but a compulsion. Not influenced by existing art or trends, nor by education, these artists and their works are gaining worldwide recognition. Devoted to creation, not for anyone else or even for themselves, they have a powerful presence. This episode features Momoka Imura (24) who lives in Shiga Prefecture. The program delves into her creative process and attempts to capture her unique form of expression.
Shinichi Kobayashi began drawing at the age of 72, and in just 5 years covered the inside and outside of his home with drawings. "no art, no life" introduces artists from across Japan for whom expression is not a choice, but a compulsion. Not influenced by existing art or trends, nor by education, these artists and their works are gaining worldwide recognition. Devoted to creation, not for anyone else or even for themselves, they have a powerful presence. This episode features Shinichi Kobayashi (80) who lives in Yokohama, Kanagawa Prefecture. The program delves into his creative process and attempts to capture his unique form of expression.
A man covers a sheet of paper with Chinese characters. Moriya Kishaba spent years in his room writing characters, unbeknownst to even his parents. "no art, no life" introduces artists from across Japan for whom expression is not a choice, but a compulsion. Not influenced by existing art or trends, nor by education, these artists and their works are gaining worldwide recognition. Devoted to creation, not for anyone else or even for themselves, they have a powerful presence. This episode features Moriya Kishaba (40) who lives in Okinawa Prefecture. The program delves into his creative process and attempts to capture his unique form of expression.
Deep in the mountains of Mie Prefecture, there is a paradise that one ceramic artist dedicated 35 years of his life to creating. "The Rainbow's Spring" is 5,600 square meters, and everything in it is a ceramic work of art. "no art, no life" introduces artists from across Japan for whom expression is not a choice, but a compulsion. Not influenced by existing art or trends, nor by education, these artists and their works are gaining worldwide recognition. Devoted to creation, not for anyone else or even for themselves, they have a powerful presence. This episode attempts to capture the unique form of expression of the ceramic artist Kenji Azuma, who passed away in 2013 at the age of 75.
A profoundly mysterious inner-world within just 3 square meters. Shun Yonaha pours the hallucinations and visions in his head out onto paper. "no art, no life" introduces artists from across Japan for whom expression is not a choice, but a compulsion. Not influenced by existing art or trends, nor by education, these artists and their works are gaining worldwide recognition. Devoted to creation, not for anyone else or even for themselves, they have a powerful presence. This episode features Shun Yonaha (40) who lives in Tomigusuku, Okinawa Prefecture. The program delves into his creative process and attempts to capture his unique form of expression.
Sanae Sasaki expresses herself in a singular manner, through works of painting, embroidery, collage, weaving, and more. "no art, no life" introduces artists from across Japan for whom expression is not a choice, but a compulsion. Not influenced by existing art or trends, nor by education, these artists and their works are gaining worldwide recognition. Devoted to creation, not for anyone else or even for themselves, they have a powerful presence. This episode features Sanae Sasaki (56) who lives in Hanamaki, Iwate Prefecture. The program delves into her creative process and attempts to capture her unique form of expression.
An erotic world is painted in an immense 19-meter picture scroll. Makoto Toya has given up everything in his life to paint women. "no art, no life" introduces artists from across Japan for whom expression is not a choice, but a compulsion. Not influenced by existing art or trends, nor by education, these artists and their works are gaining worldwide recognition. Devoted to creation, not for anyone else or even for themselves, they have a powerful presence. This episode features Makoto Toya (75) who lives in Nishiooi, Tokyo. The program delves into his creative process and attempts to capture his unique form of expression.
Irregular but pleasing sounds deeply stir the listener's emotions. The performers in otto & orabu don't fear being out of sync. "no art, no life" introduces artists from across Japan for whom expression is not a choice, but a compulsion. Not influenced by existing art or trends, nor by education, these artists and their works are gaining worldwide recognition. Devoted to creation, not for anyone else or even for themselves, they have a powerful presence. This episode features otto & orabu who are based in Kagoshima Prefecture. The program delves into their creative process and attempts to capture their unique form of expression.
Masashi Kanasaki spent an extraordinary amount of time creating something which has never been seen before. "no art, no life" introduces artists from across Japan for whom expression is not a choice, but a compulsion. Not influenced by existing art or trends, nor by education, these artists and their works are gaining worldwide recognition. Devoted to creation, not for anyone else or even for themselves, they have a powerful presence. This episode features Masashi Kanasaki (29) who lives in Kichijoji, Tokyo. The program delves into his creative process and attempts to capture his unique form of expression.
Kazuyuki Nishimura draws the Pyracantha plant, but his pictures look like strange creatures and nothing like the real thing. "no art, no life" introduces artists from across Japan for whom expression is not a choice, but a compulsion. Not influenced by existing art or trends, nor by education, these artists and their works are gaining worldwide recognition. Devoted to creation, not for anyone else or even for themselves, they have a powerful presence. This episode features Kazuyuki Nishimura (80) who lives in Shiga Prefecture. The program delves into his creative process and attempts to capture his unique form of expression.
Breasts, scissors, genitals ... while facing her memories and fears, Marie Suzuki draws the female nude. "no art, no life" introduces artists from across Japan for whom expression is not a choice, but a compulsion. Not influenced by existing art or trends, nor by education, these artists and their works are gaining worldwide recognition. Devoted to creation, not for anyone else or even for themselves, they have a powerful presence. This episode features Marie Suzuki who lives in Nagano Prefecture. The program delves into her creative process and attempts to capture her unique form of expression.
Day after day, Shinichi Sawada creates ceramic artworks that are full of life and bring to mind Jomon-period pottery. "no art, no life" introduces artists from across Japan for whom expression is not a choice, but a compulsion. Not influenced by existing art or trends, nor by education, these artists and their works are gaining worldwide recognition. Devoted to creation, not for anyone else or even for themselves, they have a powerful presence. This episode features Shinichi Sawada (38) who lives in Shiga Prefecture. The program delves into his creative process and attempts to capture his unique form of expression.
Cut the string, tie it together. Cut it again, and tie it again. Single-mindedly repeating these actions, Chikara Nisato creates his string balls. "no art, no life" introduces artists from across Japan for whom expression is not a choice, but a compulsion. Not influenced by existing art or trends, nor by education, these artists and their works are gaining worldwide recognition. Devoted to creation, not for anyone else or even for themselves, they have a powerful presence. This episode features Chikara Nisato (51) who lives in Iwate Prefecture. The program delves into his creative process and attempts to capture his unique form of expression.
With his unique sense of color, Takeru Aoki draws the singers and pro wrestlers he has loved since childhood. "no art, no life" introduces artists from across Japan for whom expression is not a choice, but a compulsion. Not influenced by existing art or trends, nor by education, these artists and their works are gaining worldwide recognition. Devoted to creation, not for anyone else or even for themselves, they have a powerful presence. This episode features Takeru Aoki (51) who lives in Fukushima Prefecture. The program delves into his creative process and attempts to capture his unique form of expression.
Breathing on a fallen leaf, Yoshihiro Watanabe begins to fold it, and the fallen leaf is reborn as an animal. "no art, no life" introduces artists from across Japan for whom expression is not a choice, but a compulsion. Not influenced by existing art or trends, nor by education, these artists and their works are gaining worldwide recognition. Devoted to creation, not for anyone else or even for themselves, they have a powerful presence. This episode features Yoshihiro Watanabe (30) who lives in Kumamoto Prefecture. The program delves into his creative process and attempts to capture his unique form of expression.
The colorful and intricate drawings of Makoto Fukui are filled with countless eyes that seem to stare at the viewer. "no art, no life" introduces artists from across Japan for whom expression is not a choice, but a compulsion. Not influenced by existing art or trends, nor by education, these artists and their works are gaining worldwide recognition. Devoted to creation, not for anyone else or even for themselves, they have a powerful presence. This episode features Makoto Fukui (37) who lives in Nagasaki Prefecture. The program delves into his creative process and attempts to capture his unique form of expression.
Tomoyuki Hirano (nicknamed "Hiratomo") creates "movies" in which a girl named Miho-san travels the world. "no art, no life" introduces artists from across Japan for whom expression is not a choice, but a compulsion. Not influenced by existing art or trends, nor by education, these artists and their works are gaining worldwide recognition. Devoted to creation, not for anyone else or even for themselves, they have a powerful presence. This episode features Tomoyuki Hirano (32) who lives in Tokyo. The program delves into his creative process and attempts to capture his unique form of expression.
Searching for a place to call home, Yasuhiro Nishikawa fills his vivid dot-filled drawings with his deepest hopes. "no art, no life" introduces artists from across Japan for whom expression is not a choice, but a compulsion. Not influenced by existing art or trends, nor by education, these artists and their works are gaining worldwide recognition. Devoted to creation, not for anyone else or even for themselves, they have a powerful presence. This episode features Yasuhiro Nishikawa (59) who lives in Saitama Prefecture. The program delves into his creative process and attempts to capture his unique form of expression.
A man fills every inch of a two-meter square drawing with fine lines and stippling. "no art, no life" introduces artists from across Japan for whom expression is not a choice, but a compulsion. Not influenced by existing art or trends, nor by education, these artists and their works are gaining worldwide recognition. Devoted to creation, not for anyone else or even for themselves, they have a powerful presence. This episode features CANKTLE, a man who follows his own creative path, unbeknown to anyone. The program delves into his creative process and attempts to capture his unique form of expression.
Studio Yellow is producing artists who are recognized in Japan and abroad. One of the first was Arita Kyoko and her unique dot drawings. "no art, no life" introduces artists from across Japan for whom expression is not a choice, but a compulsion. Not influenced by existing art or trends, nor by education, these artists and their works are gaining worldwide recognition. Devoted to creation, not for anyone else or even for themselves, they have a powerful presence. This episode features Studio Yellow in Osaka Prefecture. The program delves into the creative processes of the artists of Yellow and attempts to capture their unique forms of expression.
Usui Norikazu taught himself oil painting, and for 30 years he has been painting the rock stars he has looked up to since his youth. "no art, no life" introduces artists from across Japan for whom expression is not a choice, but a compulsion. Not influenced by existing art or trends, nor by education, these artists and their works are gaining worldwide recognition. Devoted to creation, not for anyone else or even for themselves, they have a powerful presence. This episode features Usui Norikazu (56) who lives in Gifu Prefecture. The program delves into his creative process and attempts to capture his unique form of expression.
Drawing on the wall with his saliva and peeling off the wallpaper, a middle-schooler named Katsuyama Naoto creates his wall drawings. "no art, no life" introduces artists from across Japan for whom expression is not a choice, but a compulsion. Not influenced by existing art or trends, nor by education, these artists and their works are gaining worldwide recognition. Devoted to creation, not for anyone else or even for themselves, they have a powerful presence. This episode features Katsuyama Naoto (13) who lives in Saitama Prefecture. The program delves into his creative process and attempts to capture his unique form of expression.
It's like another dimension, where you are made speechless by the masks which cover every surface. While running a barbershop, Sakai Torayoshi devotes himself to mask making. "no art, no life" introduces artists from across Japan for whom expression is not a choice, but a compulsion. Not influenced by existing art or trends, nor by education, these artists and their works are gaining worldwide recognition. Devoted to creation, not for anyone else or even for themselves, they have a powerful presence. This episode features Sakai Torayoshi (84) who lives in Beppu, Oita Prefecture. The program delves into his creative process and attempts to capture his unique form of expression.
Tanpopo-No-Ye is a place that gives birth to free and diverse forms of expression, beginning with the soft and abstract drawings of Sawai Reiko. "no art, no life" introduces artists from across Japan for whom expression is not a choice, but a compulsion. Not influenced by existing art or trends, nor by education, these artists and their works are gaining worldwide recognition. Devoted to creation, not for anyone else or even for themselves, they have a powerful presence. This episode features Tanpopo-No-Ye in Nara Prefecture. The program delves into the creative processes of the artists of Tanpopo-No-Ye and attempts to capture their unique forms of expression.
Zuiho Taiko is a Japanese drum group whose members have developmental disabilities. The group rouses the hearts of audiences with its mighty sound. "no art, no life" introduces artists from across Japan for whom expression is not a choice, but a compulsion. Not influenced by existing art or trends, nor by education, these artists and their works are gaining worldwide recognition. Devoted to creation, not for anyone else or even for themselves, they have a powerful presence. This episode features Zuiho Taiko in Nagasaki Prefecture. Filming their performance in the practice hall, the program attempts to capture their unique form of expression.
Drawing letters with remarkable concentration, Hirano Yoshiyasu creates his own utterly unique world of typography. "no art, no life" introduces artists from across Japan for whom expression is not a choice, but a compulsion. Not influenced by existing art or trends, nor by education, these artists and their works are gaining worldwide recognition. Devoted to creation, not for anyone else or even for themselves, they have a powerful presence. This episode features Hirano Yoshiyasu (39) who lives in Osaka Prefecture. The program delves into his creative process and attempts to capture his unique form of expression.
Ayama Takayuki creates colorful creatures by drawing on wood with a wood-burning pen and filling it in with 150 colors of color pencils. "no art, no life" introduces artists from across Japan for whom expression is not a choice, but a compulsion. Not influenced by existing art or trends, nor by education, these artists and their works are gaining worldwide recognition. Devoted to creation, not for anyone else or even for themselves, they have a powerful presence. This episode features Ayama Takayuki (47) who lives in Hachioji, Tokyo. The program delves into his creative process and attempts to capture his unique form of expression.
With the object of her affection in her heart, Kamae Kazumi creates clay sculptures inspired by him. "no art, no life" introduces artists from across Japan for whom expression is not a choice, but a compulsion. Not influenced by existing art or trends, nor by education, these artists and their works are gaining worldwide recognition. Devoted to creation, not for anyone else or even for themselves, they have a powerful presence. This episode features Kamae Kazumi (54) who creates her art at Atelier Yamanami in Shiga Prefecture. The program delves into her creative process and attempts to capture her unique form of expression.
With color pencils, Tayu Kanako draws the idols she admires as well as her inner world that cannot be expressed in words. "no art, no life" introduces artists from across Japan for whom expression is not a choice, but a compulsion. Not influenced by existing art or trends, nor by education, these artists and their works are gaining worldwide recognition. Devoted to creation, not for anyone else or even for themselves, they have a powerful presence. This episode features Tayu Kanako (37) who lives in Hokkaido Prefecture. The program delves into her creative process and attempts to capture her unique form of expression.
Cutting thick paper with scissors and gluing the pieces together, Ozawa Yuki makes nostalgic classic-cars. He loves cars made in Japan. "no art, no life" introduces artists from across Japan for whom expression is not a choice, but a compulsion. Not influenced by existing art or trends, nor by education, these artists and their works are gaining worldwide recognition. Devoted to creation, not for anyone else or even for themselves, they have a powerful presence. This episode features Ozawa Yuki (13) who goes to a junior high school in Nagano City. The program delves into his creative process and attempts to capture his unique form of expression.
In his mind, Kimura Masahiko freely transforms the world he sees, and draws his unique "spikes" using color pencils. "no art, no life" introduces artists from across Japan for whom expression is not a choice, but a compulsion. Not influenced by existing art or trends, nor by education, these artists and their works are gaining worldwide recognition. Devoted to creation, not for anyone else or even for themselves, they have a powerful presence. This episode features Kimura Masahiko (36) who lives in Kyoto Prefecture. The program delves into his creative process and attempts to capture his unique form of expression.
Yokomizo Sayaka makes journeys in her pictures, in which imaginary stories are illustrated with brilliant colors. This program introduces artists from across Japan for whom expression is not a choice, but a compulsion. Not influenced by existing art or trends, nor by education, these artists and their works are gaining worldwide recognition. Devoted to creation, not for anyone else or even for themselves, they have a powerful presence. This episode features Yokomizo Sayaka (34) who lives in Hiratsuka, Kanagawa Prefecture. The program delves into her creative process and attempts to capture her unique form of expression.
Embroidery, thread objects, drawings ... For over 30 years, Nouda Yuka has been creating art, day and night. This program introduces artists from across Japan for whom expression is not a choice, but a compulsion. Not influenced by existing art or trends, nor by education, these artists and their works are gaining worldwide recognition. Devoted to creation, not for anyone else or even for themselves, they have a powerful presence. This episode features Nouda Yuka (54) who lives in Kawaguchi, Saitama Prefecture. The program delves into her creative process and attempts to capture her unique form of expression.
A young man's hand fills a sheet of paper with countless black lines, which are actually his own unique characters. This program introduces artists from across Japan for whom expression is not a choice, but a compulsion. Not influenced by existing art or trends, nor by education, these artists and their works are gaining worldwide recognition. Devoted to creation, not for anyone else or even for themselves, they have a powerful presence. This episode features Eto Yuhi (23) who lives in Fukui Prefecture. The program delves into his creative process and attempts to capture his unique form of expression.
This artist has been writing words of gratitude for over 20 years. The group of paper works he calls "Magic Words" has surpassed 6,000 pieces. This program introduces artists from across Japan for whom expression is not a choice, but a compulsion. Not influenced by existing art or trends, nor by education, these artists and their works are gaining worldwide recognition. Devoted to creation, not for anyone else or even for themselves, they have a powerful presence. This episode features Tatsumi Masaki (67) who lives in Iwate Prefecture. The program delves into his creative process and attempts to capture his unique form of expression.
Tsushima Koya travels between 2 forms of expression: novels and drawings. He depicts a unique world which only he can see. This program introduces artists from across Japan for whom expression is not a choice, but a compulsion. Not influenced by existing art or trends, nor by education, these artists and their works are gaining worldwide recognition. Devoted to creation, not for anyone else or even for themselves, they have a powerful presence. This episode features Tsushima Koya (34) who lives in Aomori Prefecture. The program delves into his creative process and attempts to capture his unique form of expression.
Her past self, her present self and her future self - these are what emerge brilliantly from the blank white canvas. This program introduces artists from across Japan for whom expression is not a choice, but a compulsion. Not influenced by existing art or trends, nor by education, these artists and their works are gaining worldwide recognition. Devoted to creation, not for anyone else or even for themselves, they have a powerful presence. This episode features Kon Emiko (42) who lives in Hiranai, Aomori Prefecture. The program delves into her creative process and attempts to capture her unique form of expression.
Honda Tadashi rides the ocean waves, farms the mountain fields, and creates pop and cute food-related art. This program introduces artists from across Japan for whom expression is not a choice, but a compulsion. Not influenced by existing art or trends, nor by education, these artists and their works are gaining worldwide recognition. Devoted to creation, not for anyone else or even for themselves, they have a powerful presence. This episode features Honda Tadashi (42) who lives in Sukagawa, Fukushima Prefecture. The program delves into his creative process and attempts to capture his unique form of expression.
Working the paper clay, an artist makes the vehicles he's been fond of since childhood: automobiles, airplanes, excavators. This program introduces artists from across Japan for whom expression is not a choice, but a compulsion. Not influenced by existing art or trends, nor by education, these artists and their works are gaining worldwide recognition. Devoted to creation, not for anyone else or even for themselves, they have a powerful presence. This episode features Hasegawa Yutaka (31) who lives in Yurihonjo, Akita Prefecture. The program delves into his creative process and attempts to capture his unique form of expression.
Festive art fills every corner of the room, and it was all improvised by the artist. She can't make the same thing twice. This program introduces artists from across Japan for whom expression is not a choice, but a compulsion. Not influenced by existing art or trends, nor by education, these artists and their works are gaining worldwide recognition. Devoted to creation, not for anyone else or even for themselves, they have a powerful presence. This episode features Saito Satoko (81) who lives in Kanagawa Prefecture. The program delves into her creative process and attempts to capture her unique form of expression.
His artworks are characterized by the meticulous use of color and overlapping lines. The artist has a secret method for drawing beautiful lines. This program introduces artists from across Japan for whom expression is not a choice, but a compulsion. Not influenced by existing art or trends, nor by education, these artists and their works are gaining worldwide recognition. Devoted to creation, not for anyone else or even for themselves, they have a powerful presence. This episode features Tanaka Takumi (23) who lives in Shizuoka Prefecture. The program delves into his creative process and attempts to capture his unique form of expression.
With a photo in hand, a man paints a mysterious picture; a world that only he can see, overflowing with color. This program introduces artists from across Japan for whom expression is not a choice, but a compulsion. Not influenced by existing art or trends, nor by education, these artists and their works are gaining worldwide recognition. Devoted to creation, not for anyone else or even for themselves, they have a powerful presence. This episode features Maeda Yasuhiro (51) who lives in Osaka Prefecture. The program delves into his creative process and attempts to capture his unique form of expression.
Tsukiuchi Yuki ceaselessly transforms his daily memories into creation. He uses a rainbow of colored pens to depict a vivid world. This program introduces artists from across Japan for whom expression is not a choice, but a compulsion. Not influenced by existing art or trends, nor by education, these artists and their works are gaining worldwide recognition. Devoted to creation, not for anyone else or even for themselves, they have a powerful presence. This episode features Tsukiuchi Yuki (39) who lives in Ueda, Nagano Prefecture. The program delves into his creative process and attempts to capture his unique form of expression.
Sakamoto Daichi is both a dancer and a visual artist. This program introduces artists from across Japan for whom expression is not a choice, but a compulsion. Not influenced by existing art or trends, nor by education, these artists and their works are gaining worldwide recognition. Devoted to creation, not for anyone else or even for themselves, they have a powerful presence. This episode features Sakamoto Daichi (24) who lives with the other members of the Jinenjo Club in Tsukuba, Ibaraki Prefecture. The program delves into his creative process and attempts to capture his unique form of expression.
Sekine Yuichiro's new creations are born at the moment he is liberated from the suffering of his illness. This program introduces artists from across Japan for whom expression is not a choice, but a compulsion. Not influenced by existing art or trends, nor by education, these artists and their works are gaining worldwide recognition. Devoted to creation, not for anyone else or even for themselves, they have a powerful presence. This episode features Sekine Yuichiro (22) who lives in Kofu, Yamanashi Prefecture. The program delves into his creative process and attempts to capture his unique form of expression.
Dolled up in her favorite Lolita fashion, Miruka draws pictures of the birds she loves. This program introduces artists from across Japan for whom expression is not a choice, but a compulsion. Not influenced by existing art or trends, nor by education, these artists and their works are gaining worldwide recognition. Devoted to creation, not for anyone else or even for themselves, they have a powerful presence. This episode features Miruka (29) who lives in Osaka Prefecture. The program delves into her creative process and attempts to capture her unique form of expression.
Artistic works created following the artists' inner impulses, not influenced by existing art or trends, nor by education, are gaining worldwide recognition. "no art, no life closer" is a documentary series that captures the daily existence and life of these distinctive artists. Devoted to creation, not for anyone else or even for themselves, these artists have a powerful presence. This episode introduces Muratakun (24) who has been making his own paper robots since age nine. The program delves into Muratakun's creative process and attempts to capture his unique form of expression.
Artistic works created following the artists' inner impulses, not influenced by existing art or trends, nor by education, are gaining worldwide recognition. "no art, no life closer" is a documentary series that captures the daily existence and life of these distinctive artists. Devoted to creation, not for anyone else or even for themselves, these artists have a powerful presence. This episode introduces Ikezawa Masahiko (79), who, after a life full of ups and downs, discovered ceramics at age 70. The program delves into Ikezawa's creative process and attempts to capture his unique form of expression.
Fujioka Yuki uses scissors to cut at a width of not even 0.1mm, and an unusual object is born.
With his impaired hands, the "Master Painter" Kawakami Kenji has never stopped painting.
The dolls Sekiguchi Naoko makes in private each have their own name and life story.
Like a home movie, a father in France films his family and his artist son Todoroki Shuto.
Shitahaku Suguru loves escalators more than anything and captures them in drawings.
What color should I fill the world with today? In Miyazawa Sachiko's eyes, cherry blossoms and hydrangeas glow with brilliant colors. She loves noise and has many allies who support her art making.
Matsushita Takanori takes a nail and single-mindedly hammers it into a tree branch. His mother taught him to do this, and until age 50, he never left home and stayed by her side, hammering nails.
Starting with dogs and cats, Ebiko Yohta has been drawing his favorite animals all his life. Without making a rough sketch, he dashes off a picture using oil pastels. He's done over 10,000 drawings.
Once she picks up a crayon, no one can stop her. With intense concentration and in the blink of an eye, Arami Mao draws pictures of tigers, polar bears and other animals she loves.
Taking yarn and needle in hand, Kamogawa Naomi's cheerful smile transforms into the face of an artist. Carefully knitting various colors of yarn, she produces rainbow-like patterns.