I wonder if it has any meaning outside of the geographical context. I mean, sure the Sea of Japan is an actual sea, but maybe its about feeling lost in the vastness and foreigness of a city like Tokyo or Kyoto...sort of a follow up to their work with Lost in Translation?
I wonder if it has any meaning outside of the geographical context. I mean, sure the Sea of Japan is an actual sea, but maybe its about feeling lost in the vastness and foreigness of a city like Tokyo or Kyoto...sort of a follow up to their work with Lost in Translation?