EN:
“NEOTOKYO Protocol: Vol. 01”
At last, the NEOTOKYO art book is here.
I spent three months bringing the scenery, people, and everyday life of this world together in one volume.
I decided to publish it because I wanted NEOTOKYO to be experienced not only on a screen, but also slowly, page by page.
The book is available through Amazon stores in the US, UK, Germany, France, Spain, Italy, the Netherlands, Poland, Sweden, Belgium, Ireland, Japan, Canada, and Australia.
Search for B0H98LGQF7 on your local Amazon store to find it.
This is only the beginning. I hope to continue exploring this world through future volumes.
I would be very happy if you enjoyed the book as though you were traveling through NEOTOKYO.
JP:
『NEOTOKYO Protocol: Vol. 01』
念願だったNEOTOKYOの画集を、ようやく形にすることができました。
約3か月かけて、この世界の風景や人々の暮らしを一冊にまとめています。
画面の中だけでなく、ページをめくりながらゆっくり楽しんでもらいたい。そんな思いから出版を決めました。
現在、アメリカ、イギリス、ドイツ、フランス、スペイン、イタリア、オランダ、ポーランド、スウェーデン、ベルギー、アイルランド、日本、カナダ、オーストラリアのAmazonで取り扱われています。
各国のAmazonで「B0H98LGQF7」と検索すると見つかります。
これはまだ、この世界の始まりです。これからもNEOTOKYOの続きを、少しずつ本にしていきたいと思っています。
この画集を通して、NEOTOKYOを旅するような時間を楽しんでいただけたら嬉しいです。
#NEOTOKYO #NeoTokyo #AIArt #Midjourney #ChatGPT #ArtBook #Japan
There’s a massive haunted house in the city.
Inside, robot ghosts go all out trying to scare everyone—but the guests usually scream first and burst out laughing right after.
So yes, the robots are technically doing their job… but is that really how a haunted house is supposed to work?
As robots live alongside humans, they slowly start becoming a little more human too.
One robot took a mental-age test and, despite working for 200 years, scored just 10 years old.
For some reason, it looked very pleased.
…Maybe the average human mental age isn’t that much higher after all. #精神年齢診断
A young lady arrives on the red carpet in a futuristic autonomous taxi, something like a Cybercab.
Even if drivers disappear in the future, the desire to make a grand entrance probably never will.
Even robots are starting to realize that vegetables grown in nature somehow taste better than those raised in factories.
So naturally, they’ve started heading out to the fields to grow their own.
In the homes of traditional craftsmen, robots are training alongside them too.
At this workshop, one robot seems to have become an apprentice to a craftsman who carves wooden bears. Day by day, it quietly works with the wood, hoping to become a master someday.
Even when piloting a robot, she isn’t always perfectly sharp and focused.
Some days just feel a little sluggish—so today, both the young lady and her robot are running in low-power mode.