In the course of three brief trips to Japan, photographer Paul Healey avidly recorded what he found to be a beautiful, complex, and fascinating country. Although his trips, taken together, amounted to less than a month spent in Japan, Healey managed to to travel through a significant swath of the country, from western Honshu to the northern island of Hokkaido. This book is a record of those journeys-not so much a travelogue, as a set of photographic impressions.