The name of this jellyfish is “upside-down jellyfish.
As the name suggests, it lives with its umbrella down.
When we consider that ocean pollution is progressing and that the habitat of these jellyfish may be affected in some way, various dots connect to form a line, leading us to consider the global environment as a whole.
I strongly felt that we must strive to coexist well with the many living creatures, including those in the photographs.
Awards ・35awards 2024 Top100/underwater and Top50 in Japan.
・35awards 2025 Top100/underwater, Top100/macro(The only Japanese to win a prize) and Top35 in Japan. (24th place)
・TIFA(Tokyo International Foto Awards)2024 Honorable mention in 2category
・LPA(London Photography awards)2025 nature / macro Gold
・EPA(European Photography Awards)2025 nature photography / macro Gold
・IPA(International photography awards)2025 nature / macro(series) & nature / underwater Honorable Mention
・PX3(Prix De La Photographie Paris)2025
Nature / Underwater BRONZE
Nature / Macro Honorable Mention
Special / Street Photography Honorable Mention
・1839Awards Photographer of the year2025
Macro Nominee × 2
・GPA(Global Photography Awards)2025 Nature / Macro Gold